We are like tiny dots on an endless thread,
In a skein with neither start nor end ahead.
We weave the patterns of our fleeting lives,
Seeking the Creator’s wisdom to survive.
We come into this world for but a moment,
Entwining in the thread, we crave atonement—
To leave behind an everlasting trace,
Fearing the universe’s silent embrace.
We tie small knots upon our thread of being,
Infused with love and warmth, forever seeking
The strength and faith to dream eternally,
To grasp the infinite’s great mystery.
What meaning lies in such a wise design?
We search, we probe, to understand the line.
And when enlightenment begins to glow,
We dream of tricking time’s relentless flow.
Yet space compresses, time pours
We are like tiny dots on an endless thread,
In a skein with neither start nor end ahead.
We weave the patterns of our fleeting lives,
Seeking the Creator’s wisdom to survive.
We come into this world for but a moment,
Entwining in the thread, we crave atonement—
To leave behind an everlasting trace,
Fearing the universe’s silent embrace.
We tie small knots upon our thread of being,
Infused with love and warmth, forever seeking
The strength and faith to dream eternally,
To grasp the infinite’s great mystery.
What meaning lies in such a wise design?
We search, we probe, to understand the line.
And when enlightenment begins to glow,
We dream of tricking time’s relentless flow.
Yet space compresses, time pours
Tatiana is a self-taught artist who found her calling in art later in life. Her grandmother, an architect, instilled in her early drawing skills and a love for figurative art, which became the foundation of her creative journey.
She began studying painting through courses at UAL London and West Dean College, where she developed her skills. Captivated by portrait painting, Tatiana continued her education at the Hampstead School of Art, the Art Academy in Borough, and the Florence Academy of Art, as well as attending portrait courses in England and Italy. A highlight of her studies was a life drawing class at the Royal Academy of Arts with Francis Bowyer (PPRWS), where she gained invaluable insights.
Tatiana uses various techniques but prefers classical portraiture and landscape. Her path in art reflects a deep pursuit of self-expression and continuous improvement, with special attention to the figurative depiction of the human form.
Tatiana is a self-taught artist who found her calling in art later in life. Her grandmother, an architect, instilled in her early drawing skills and a love for figurative art, which became the foundation of her creative journey.
She began studying painting through courses at UAL London and West Dean College, where she developed her skills. Captivated by portrait painting, Tatiana continued her education at the Hampstead School of Art, the Art Academy in Borough, and the Florence Academy of Art, as well as attending portrait courses in England and Italy. A highlight of her studies was a life drawing class at the Royal Academy of Arts with Francis Bowyer (PPRWS), where she gained invaluable insights.
Tatiana uses various techniques but prefers classical portraiture and landscape. Her path in art reflects a deep pursuit of self-expression and continuous improvement, with special attention to the figurative depiction of the human form.