Painter “creating with her soul” inaugurates personal exhibition in Polish Embassy

Artist Olga Percinschi’s personal exhibition was displayed in the quarters of the Embassy of Poland on Wednesday, December 17. The exhibition comprises 19 works, about which the painter says that "they were created with her soul," in the last half of the year. "I’d like to say that we the painters must not stumble over multiple rules of the fine arts and paint only what we really feel. The artist’s mission is to show his heart, to show people the world’s beauties that he focuses inside him," Olga Percinschi emphasized, quoted by Info-Prim Neo. The artist has confessed that she sits before the easel, only if she is in a good mood, that is an index of a healthy energy. “This thing will help people who watch my paintings, it may even improve their health and raise their spirit. I think I bring light and joy in the life of the admirers of my art," she added. “I want to say that not only Moldovans are fond of Miss Percinschi’s art. I also like her works because they mirror recurrent reasons from the black continent. I spent 13 years in the countries of the Middle East and East Africa. In some paintings I recognize reasons from the eastern part of the African continent," Krysztof Suprowici, the ambassador of Poland, stated. Olga Percinschi varnished her first personal exhibition at the age of 20. Up to now she has displayed her paintings within seven personal exhibitions. The artist’s Polish origin is one of the reasons why the Embassy of Poland involved in promoting her works.