Watercolor tulips become a reason for conversation about beauty and a careful look at nature. In the works of Daria Kirichenko, the flowers convey light, softness, and a sense of inner harmony. Daria Kirichenko's works convey not so much the external appearance of the plants, but the feeling of light and the state that arises when contemplating nature. The tulip occupies a central place - an image that has been associated with harmony, sensuality, and beauty in different eras. The artist is attracted to the nuances of form: the curves of the stems, the density of the buds, the variety of shades. Working with watercolor allows for the transmission of the variability of living nature. The flowers seem to be in motion - they open, change, and react to light. At the same time, the images retain a sense of tranquility that is gradually conveyed to the viewer. Find other events in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.