LIDIA KOZLOVA

Worldwide Exhibitions (selection)

1990 International Exhibition of Naive Painting, Oslo / Norway

1990 5th International Salon of Naive Painting, Paris / France

1991 International Exhibition, Copenhagen / Denmark

1992 Exhibition at the Art Center "Sint-Jan" Contemporary art from the "Anna Gellery Collection", Bruges / Belgium

1993 Important Russian Artists, Zermatt / Switzerland

and in many other countries

Lidia Kozlova (*1945), from Russia, uniquely combines the vibrant traditions of Jewish-Hasidic and Russian naive painting. Her works captivate with their lively and intense colors, depicting the daily life of rural living and family togetherness. She often shows scenes of simple rural life in vivid and intense colors and uses symbolic representations of people through characteristic clothing or colors to capture the human essence. Each painting tells a story, always connecting tradition and the present.

New Year's Night
€ 6,500

Drinking Tea in Autumn
€ 6,500

Personal elements often flow into her paintings, symbolically portraying herself and her husband. The cultural significance of her work is enhanced by the use of folkloric motifs and symbols, creating a deep emotional connection with the viewer. Kozlova often depicts village life, reflecting her love and respect for traditional lifestyles and nature.

With bright colors and dynamic scenes, she creates memorable works. Lidia Kozlova uniquely blends tradition and modernity through her style. Her art invites you to dive into a world full of vibrant colors and meaningful symbols that touch both the heart and the mind.

This dedication to her culture has earned her international acclaim and positioned her works in major art exhibitions and collections worldwide. Lidia Kozlova wants viewers to see her paintings as lucky charms, symbols of their own happiness and satisfaction. Her work is not only an investment in cultural heritage but also increases in value as this heritage is passed down from generation to generation.