Sasha Vinogradova reinterprets Russian folk painting by using skulls as canvases. Vinogradova not only gives life to old bones, she gives a popular aspect of Russian art new perspective.
“I did this thing recently, to show different styles of Russian folk painting. Here are Gorodets, Gzhel, North-Dvina, Zhostovo, Mezen and Khokhloma. I think on skulls it looks fun and new. Also it slightly remind me Día de Muertos.”
– Sasha Vinogradova.
Khokhloma. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
Gzhel. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
North-Dvina. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
Zhostovo. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
Mezen. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
Gorodets. | Courtesy of Sasha Vinogradova.
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