Anastasia Kuznetsova-RufWhile growing, 2014 ·
(from the “Growth point” series)
Canvas, charcoal pencil, acrylic · 118 × 167 cm · Russia
(from the “Growth point” series)
Canvas, charcoal pencil, acrylic · 118 × 167 cm · Russia
In childhood, it feels like if you stare at the sprouts long enough, you'll actually see them grow. Because you want time to stretch out when you're waiting, you try to speed things up, even in the slow-paced world of childhood. A child's day seems to last forever, filled with a multitude of events — so many that it appears like there will always be an abundance of time in your life, more than enough for everything.
Also in this gallery
, you like thisAll inclusive
, you like thisDepths
, you like thisFisherman
, you like thisHunt
, you like thisTabula rasa
, you like thisThrough the fingers
, you like thisComposite parts
, you like thisChasing the fish
, you like thisImmigrant
, you like thisBig fish
, you like thisExtraction
, you like thisNets
, you like thisYesterday
, you like thisUnderwater currents
, you like thisDepth of field
, you like thisWhale
, you like thisCutting
, you like thisAttachments
, you like thisTail
, you like thisLate dinner
, you like thisCollector