"Painting is poetry that is seen, and poetry is painting that is heard."

Leonardo da Vinci

Timeless portraits are a type of portrait that is designed to capture the essence of a person or subject, rather than simply depicting their physical appearance. These portraits are often created using techniques that emphasize the subject's personality, character, or spirit, rather than just their physical features.

One example of a timeless portrait is Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting, the Mona Lisa. Although the painting depicts a specific person, it is known for its enigmatic smile and the sense of mystery and intrigue that it conveys. The painting has become a timeless icon of art and culture, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest works of art ever created.

Another example of a timeless portrait is the work of photographer Annie Leibovitz, who is known for her portraits of celebrities and public figures. Leibovitz's portraits often capture the essence of her subjects through their poses, expressions, and surroundings, creating images that are both beautiful and meaningful.

Timeless portraits are often seen as a way to capture the essence of a person or subject in a way that goes beyond their physical appearance, creating images that are both beautiful and meaningful. They are often created using techniques that emphasize the subject's personality, character, or spirit, and are designed to be enduring works of art that can be appreciated for generations to come.

"My idea is to paint people without faces but with the flower blossoming instead of head as a métaphore of the soul. So people can recognise themselves as the I will draw their facial features.

This way, the painting will not be limited to a specific individual, but rather represent the universal human experience. The flower blossoming in place of the head symbolizes the beauty and complexity of the human soul, which cannot be fully captured by physical features alone. By removing the face, the focus shifts to the inner self, allowing the viewer to connect with the painting on a deeper level. Once the painting is complete, I will invite the subjects to view their portraits and ask them to reflect on what they see. Through this process, I hope to inspire a greater appreciation for the inner beauty that lies within us all".

The idea of painting people without faces but with the flower blossoming instead of the head as a metaphor for the soul is an innovative artistic concept of Tatiana. It could be a way to explore the idea of identity and the inner self, and to create images that are both beautiful and thought-provoking. The use of flowers as a symbol of the soul is also a powerful and evocative image, and could add depth and meaning to your artwork.

Adding poetry to your portrait could be a beautiful and meaningful way to add depth and emotion to your artwork. The poem could be a way to express the inner life of the subject, or to explore the themes and ideas that are present in the painting.

"Each portrait is one-of-a-kind, and so is the poetry that accompanies it. I take pride in crafting a personalized poem for each customer, which will be sent alongside their certificate".

The poem will complements the artwork. Adding poetry to your portrait could be a powerful way to create artwork that is both beautiful and meaningful, and that speaks to the emotions and inner life of the subject. 

There are several artists who have explored the idea of using flowers as a metaphor for the soul or inner self in their artwork. One example is Georgia O'Keeffe, who is known for her paintings of flowers that often have a spiritual or symbolic quality. O'Keeffe's paintings of flowers are often seen as a way to explore the beauty and mystery of the natural world, and to express the inner life of the artist.

Another example is Frida Kahlo, who is known for her self-portraits that often feature flowers and other natural elements. Kahlo's use of flowers in her artwork is often seen as a way to express her own inner life and emotions, and to explore themes of identity, femininity, and mortality.

More recently, contemporary artist Takashi Murakami has created works that feature flowers as a central motif. Murakami's flowers are often bright and colorful, and are meant to evoke a sense of joy and optimism. However, they also have a deeper meaning, representing the cycle of life and death, and the impermanence of all things.

While these artists may not have specifically used the image of a flower blossoming in place of a face, their use of flowers as a metaphor for the soul or inner self could be seen as a similar concept. 

I believe that true beauty comes from within. That's why I specialize in creating timeless portraits that capture the blossoming flower of your soul. I will work with you to create a stunning portrait that showcases your unique beauty and personality. 

I offer a range of packages to fit your needs and budget. Ordering your portrait is easy. Simply contact me to schedule a consultation and I will guide you through the process. I use different meditation and art tequniques in my work. 

Don't wait to unleash your inner beauty. Order your timeless portrait today and let me capture the blossoming flower of your soul.

With love and gratitude, 

Tatiana Balugdzic