The Naked Nature project presents a large-scale international exhibition organized by Nikolskaya Gallery, G Gallery and Art Kira Chuvacova. The exhibition will present a unique collection of contemporary art, which includes works by well-known and established authors, as well as works by young, but gifted and promising artists. The exhibition includes more than 60 works.

The opening of the international exhibition "Naked Nature" will take place on August 25 at three sites of Nikolskaya Gallery in London and G Gallery in Samara, in Art Kira Chuvacova, Yekaterinburg.

The exhibition focuses on the diversity of artistic techniques and styles. Each author presented in the exposition has a unique and recognizable author's style. Here you can find works made in both impeccable minimalism and in a sensual, provocative manner.

Exhibitors work with various materials from watercolors and acrylics to ink and designer markers, which allow them to convey dynamics with an emphasis on the semantic details of the image. The project introduces the viewer to the bright, bold and relevant works of contemporary artists and draws him into the wonderful world of the aesthetics of the body and nature, exposing all the innermost. Landscapes, which touched upon environmental issues and delicately raised issues of the importance of nature in our lives, environmental pollution, marked with painting how to save and increase what we have, were the main line of the project of the naked nature of our world.

The exhibition opens up to the viewer a voluminous field of ideas and various interpretations of paintings in the style of naked nature, which awaken the imagination and saturate the space with new unusual colors. "Naked Nature" is a project that explores the accents of the aesthetic perception of the body and nature.


As part of the opening of the project, gallery guests and collectors, connoisseurs of beauty and designers are invited. The team prepared electronic catalogs with biographies and works of participating authors. Also, the exhibition will be duplicated in the virtual space of the Nikolskaya Gallery, which can be accessed from anywhere in the world.


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