Natalya Radünz
1st place in the traditional painting competition XXVI RUSSIAN WEEK OF ART, 2019
The "She Could Fly" series
She dreamt of flying... And she took off! The enchanting fairy floating in the sky took the girl on a journey with birds to lofty heights. Or is it not a fairy at all, but a circus elephant that captures the girl in her dream with its trunk?!
The painting “Girl and Fairy” radiates the symbolism of personal development through creativity. The silhouette of the floating girl represents her aspirations, while the grey tones reflect the complexities of the past. The bright, colourful element reminiscent of a flying carpet symbolises creative energy, infusing the painting with vibrancy and representing healing and transformation through art.
The floating element with birds emphasises the dream of flying and introduces ambiguity – either a magical fairy inspiring creativity or a circus elephant symbolising playfulness and dreams. The painting invites the viewer into a world of metaphors and combines the philosophy of freedom in expression, healing and the transformation of pain into a source of inspiration.

Materials - Acrylic on Canvas
Size - 19 7/10 × 19 7/10 × 4/5 in | 50 × 50 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
Frame - Not included

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Natalya Radünz
The "Echoes of Infinity" series
"Zeit.los!" is a graphic embodying the concept of the endless flow of time and the eternal succession of events. The representation of human life in stripes resembles a zebra – the alternation of black and white, symbolizing the infinity of this process. The title of the work, "Time. Go!" in a literal translation from German as well as "timeless" (zeitlos), underscores the dualism of time, prompting contemplation: is there an exit from this endless cycle?
In the picture, the withered tree on the left serves as a metaphor for the fading of time. The last leaves, falling off, transform into flying hearts – symbols of feelings and emotions, the only elements colored.
Rabbit's clocks, characters from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," hanging on the tree branch and pointing at almost midnight, emphasize the inevitability of time. The White Rabbit in the tale would exclaim while running, "Oh, my whiskers, oh, my ears, how late it's getting!"
The wooden ladder on the right, leaning against nothing and leading nowhere, symbolizes a bridge between worlds – the here and now and eternity, from the window of which light splashes. They create an atmosphere of mystery and a potential way out of the eternal cycle of time.

Materials - Graphyt, Acrylic on Paper
Size - 16 1/2 × 23 2/5 in | 42 × 59.4 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
Frame - Included

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Natalya Radünz
2nd place at the international exhibition competition for contemporary art "Emotions", Moscow 2019.
Honorable Mention Award CFA Artist of the Year Award, 2019
The "She Could Fly" series
'Girl and Fairy Transformation' opens a new chapter and
presents a redesigned work that was taken from the original and won 1st place at Russian Arts Week in 2019. This metamorphosis followed discussions about similarities to Banksy's girl, which led to the floating girl landing and realising her dream.
Now, on the edge of a cliff, the girl stands firmly on the ground, holding a stuffed teddy bear that symbolises lost childhood and the preservation of inner tenderness. Her gaze is fixed on a circus elephant, which symbolises an unexpected change of perspective in her perception of the world. Metaphorically, this signifies the transition from dreams to reality, emphasising maturity and a deeper understanding of oneself and the surrounding world.
In the context of Natalya Radünz's manifesto, which addresses the liberation of masks and sincerity in expression, the new girl could represent an outer, ‘fixed’ form, often seen and judged by society, while internally remaining a free and creative soul. The new girl, with a fixed form, breaks through stereotypes and becomes a symbol of a profound inner transformation, in which each form represents a layer of complexity, encouraging viewers to reflect on the nature of the human essence.

Materials - Oil, Acrylic on Canvas
Size - 19 7/10 × 19 7/10 × 1 3/5 in | 50 × 50 × 4 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
Frame - Not included

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Natalya Radünz
The "She Could Fly" series
Part of the series “She Could Fly,” this work explores feminine resilience and the quiet strength of becoming. Through images of girls and women, the series reflects a search for identity, emotional clarity, and spiritual growth. “Run!” captures a suspended moment — when neither staying nor leaving is easy, but the choice must be made.
It is about the courage to rise, even with fear, and the strength to move toward oneself.
The "She Could Fly" series represents female strength and the resilience of the female spirit in overcoming life's challenges.
Through the images of girls and women, this collection explores the theme of emotional and spiritual growth through internal and external challenges. Each piece reflects their ability to rise above obstacles, inspiring us to fly above life's adversities and achieve our dreams.

Materials - Acrylic on canvas
Size - 19 7/10 × 15 7/10 × 4/5 in | 50 × 40 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist, sticker label
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by gallery)
Frame - Included

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Natalya Radünz
3rd place in the competition of traditional painting „Art Assembly in Europe, Museum of Srem, Serbien - 2024
In the centre of the composition is the road ‘Western Europe - Western China’, symbolising the present. This highway represents the path leading from the ‘here and now’ to the future. On the sides of the road, caravans can be seen on a smaller scale, indicating that they belong to the past, left aside in relation to the dynamic present. The painting illustrates the contrast between modernity and history, emphasising the inevitable movement of time and progress.

Materials - Oil on Canvas
Size - 29 1/2 × 45 3/10 in | 75 × 115 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
Frame - Included

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Natalya Radünz
The "Echoes of Infinity" series
At first glance, it appears to be merely a monochrome sphere painted in oil on paper. But as the viewer approaches, it reveals something more: a physical reflection of themselves. This work symbolizes the union of opposites — the feminine and the masculine, yin and yang, black and white — and the subtle transitions between them. In its simplicity, it carries a profound message: the source is not external, but within us. I am the source.
The sphere becomes a portal to self-discovery, a metaphor for unity and the transcendence of binary thinking — core themes of the Echoes of Infinity series, which draws on philosophy, theology, and scientific principles.
"Echoes of Infinity" is an art series that explores the connection between science, philosophy, Christian theology, and visual art. At its core are the concepts of duality and unity, subtle transitions between opposites, and the search for harmony through the structural principles of nature, such as the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence.
The series draws on René Descartes’ ideas about the dualism of mind and matter, the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, and quantum principles that link the macrocosm and microcosm. Inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s concept of the “Infrathin,” the works capture invisible yet meaningful moments of transition between states, transforming them into visual metaphors for consciousness, time, and perception.
The central theme is the transcendence of binary thinking and the pursuit of meaning in the elusive, in-between states — where light and darkness, chaos and order, knowledge and uncertainty merge in infinite motion.

Materials - Mixed media on paper, aluminum dibond
Size - 27 3/5 × 19 7/10 × 4/5 in | 70 × 50 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist, sticker label
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by gallery)
Frame - Included

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Natalya Radünz
The "She Could Fly" series
Part of the series “She Could Fly,” this work explores feminine resilience and the quiet strength of becoming. Through images of girls and women, the series reflects a search for identity, emotional clarity, and spiritual growth. “Run!” captures a suspended moment — when neither staying nor leaving is easy, but the choice must be made.
It is about the courage to rise, even with fear, and the strength to move toward oneself.
The "She Could Fly" series represents female strength and the resilience of the female spirit in overcoming life's challenges.
Through the images of girls and women, this collection explores the theme of emotional and spiritual growth through internal and external challenges. Each piece reflects their ability to rise above obstacles, inspiring us to fly above life's adversities and achieve our dreams.

Materials - Acrylic, alu leaf on Canvas
Size - 19 7/10 × 15 7/10 × 4/5 in | 50 × 40 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist, sticker label
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by gallery)
Frame - Not included
To buy the artwork on Artsy

Natalya Radünz
The "Echoes of Infinity" series
At first glance, it appears to be merely a monochrome sphere painted in oil on paper. But as the viewer approaches, it reveals something more: a physical reflection of themselves. This work symbolizes the union of opposites — the feminine and the masculine, yin and yang, black and white — and the subtle transitions between them. In its simplicity, it carries a profound message: the source is not external, but within us. I am the source.
The sphere becomes a portal to self-discovery, a metaphor for unity and the transcendence of binary thinking — core themes of the Echoes of Infinity series, which draws on philosophy, theology, and scientific principles.
"Echoes of Infinity" is an art series that explores the connection between science, philosophy, Christian theology, and visual art. At its core are the concepts of duality and unity, subtle transitions between opposites, and the search for harmony through the structural principles of nature, such as the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence.
The series draws on René Descartes’ ideas about the dualism of mind and matter, the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, and quantum principles that link the macrocosm and microcosm. Inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s concept of the “Infrathin,” the works capture invisible yet meaningful moments of transition between states, transforming them into visual metaphors for consciousness, time, and perception.
The central theme is the transcendence of binary thinking and the pursuit of meaning in the elusive, in-between states — where light and darkness, chaos and order, knowledge and uncertainty merge in infinite motion.

Materials - Mixed media on paper, aluminum dibond
Size - 27 3/5 × 19 7/10 × 4/5 in | 70 × 50 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist, sticker label
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by gallery)
Frame - Included
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Natalya Radünz
The "Echoes of Infinity" series
A visual meditation on the infinite, this work evokes the generative force of nature through the Fibonacci spiral — a symbol of growth, order, and continuity. Swirling between chaos and form, it captures the elusive thresholds where opposites meet: light and darkness, complexity and clarity. Inspired by quantum dualities and sacred geometry, The Spiral of Life reflects the core of Echoes of Infinity: transcending binaries through harmonious motion and revealing the structural intelligence of creation embedded in both matter and consciousness.
"Echoes of Infinity" is an art series that explores the connection between science, philosophy, Christian theology, and visual art. At its core are the concepts of duality and unity, subtle transitions between opposites, and the search for harmony through the structural principles of nature, such as the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence.
The series draws on René Descartes’ ideas about the dualism of mind and matter, the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, and quantum principles that link the macrocosm and microcosm. Inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s concept of the “Infrathin,” the works capture invisible yet meaningful moments of transition between states, transforming them into visual metaphors for consciousness, time, and perception.
The central theme is the transcendence of binary thinking and the pursuit of meaning in the elusive, in-between states — where light and darkness, chaos and order, knowledge and uncertainty merge in infinite motion.

Materials - Mixed media on paper, aluminum dibond
Size - 27 3/5 × 19 7/10 × 4/5 in | 70 × 50 × 2 cm
Rarity - Unique
Medium - Painting
Signature - Hand-signed by artist, sticker label
Certificate of authenticity - Included (issued by gallery)
Frame - Included
To buy the artwork on Artsy