Black Water is a work of Natasha Perekhodenko’s collection.

The general concept of my works is the contemplation of the world as a self-discovery of the author through this world. My abstract landscapes are an experiment with the transformation of what I saw by feelings and imagination. Where space, scale, objects, surfaces, and proportions are not subject to common rules. They are relative and conditional. They can easily be transformed, allowing the viewer to think about what might be outside of these laws. Landscape without borders in the imagination. A microcosm of the details in the macrocosm of space. Trying to abstract the distance and time. To imagine what could be beyond the line of the horizon.