Artiste
Daria TIKHOMIROVA |
| (Peintre) |
| Editions OCTOBRE 2026 |
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| Born in 1990 in Blagoveshchensk, Russia, into an artistic lineage, Daria Tikhomirova now flourishes in Barcelona since 2021, creating exquisite silk accessories, each originating from her unique hand-painted silk art. Her artistic journey is deeply rooted in her family, especially under the guardianship of her father, Alexander Tikhomirov, a People's Artist of Russia, and influenced by her grandfather, Evgeny Tikhomirov. "My father is my first and most important teacher in life; he also taught me to express individuality in art and in life". Daria's childhood memories are filled with times spent in her father's workshop, absorbing the essence of art and personality. Her involvement in art has been profound, participating in various exhibitions since 2010 and being recognized by the Russian Union of Artists and the Russian Academy of Arts.Her work achieved international recognition, notably with her silk painting "Yin and Yang" exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français in 2017 and later sold at a Paris charity auction. Her solo show in Beijing in 2023 further secured her status, with two of her artworks becoming part of The Beijing Exhibition Center's permanent collection. Daria's creations are displayed in various prestigious locations, including the Alexander Tikhomirov Memorial Museum and the Sochi Autosport Museum. Central to Daria's art is silk, chosen for its beauty and fragility, mirroring life's delicate balance. For her, silk painting is not just an art form but a metaphor for life's precision and care. It requires immense patience, often taking up to 100 hours for a single piece, yet it's a process she finds meditative and fulfilling. It requires immense patience, often taking up to 100 hours for single piece, yet it's a process she finds meditative and fulfilling.Daria's works frequently feature hands, symbolizing a range meanings from spiritual strength to the balance of masculine and feminine energies. The dominant color in her works is gold. Gold is often portrayed as solidified drops of sunlight and is linked to warmth, illuminations, and a sense of timeles beauty. Nature and travel inspire her, evident in her Egyptian series influenced by her visit to Luxor in 2021. This series, with its interplay of gold and deep blue, reflects the cultural depth and spiritual richness of Ancient Egypt.Daria Tikhomirova's artistic journey, shaped by her heritage, individual exploration, and the intricate course of nature, continues to evolve and inspire in the realm of silk art. |
| Site web : @artist_tikhomirova_daria |
 Souvenirs de Luxor 2023 58,5x65 cm cm Peinture sur soie 3800 € The Egyptian series of artworks was inspired by the trip to Egypt in 2021 and a visit of Luxor. This artwork might be seen as a portal to the places with sun-kissed temples and colossal statues, hieroglyphs, where each stone holding the secrets of the past. The artwork reminds an ancient papyrus. The color scheme was inspired by the sarcophagus paintings with its' typical symbols: lotus, waters of the Nile, hieroglyphs, hands, the Flower of Life. The most important element of the Flower of Life in the circle is a symbol of infinity. The Eye of Horus in the center is a concept and symbol in ancient Egyptian religion that represents well-being, healing, and protection. The Eye of Horus symbolizes the Sun. It was believed to have protective magical power and appeared frequently in ancient Egyptian art. |  La Lumière éternelle de l'âme renaissante 2025 42x33 cm Peinture sur soie 1100 € A butterfly emerges against a luminous field of gold, evoking the visual language of Ancient Egypt. It becomes a contemporary metaphor for transformation, renewal and the possibility of becoming something new. In Ancient Egyptian culture, gold was associated with the sun, the divine and eternal life, valued for its enduring, incorruptible nature. Here, this ancient symbolism meets the universal image of the butterfly, creating a meditation on transformation, renewal and the continuity of life. |  Iris 2024 34,5x49 cm Peinture sue soie 1100 € Somewhere between childhood memories of endless iris fields and the divine, the iris has always held a special place in my heart. Named after Iris, the Greek goddess of the rainbow and messenger between heaven and earth, this flower seems to belong to two worlds at once: the familiar and the ethereal. To this day, its exquisite elegance and delicate beauty continue to enchant me. |  SEMPER AUGUSTUS 2024 35x54 cm Peinture sur soie 1100 € For me, Semper Augustus embodies a kind of beauty that belongs to another time. Something extraordinary that no longer exists in our everyday world, yet continues to captivate us centuries later. There is a certain nostalgia in its beauty, a quiet admiration for the past and for things that, once lost, become almost mythical. |