Often, But A Little At A Time

Size:40 x 40 in.

Larissa Eremeeva’s Often, but a Little at a Time is a painting that embodies the artist’s distinctive abstract style. The composition juxtaposes delicate, fragmented lines with soft, earthy hues accented by splashes of vibrant colour. Layers of texture and intricate marks suggest a narrative of subtle transformation and fleeting moments. The work invites contemplation, encouraging viewers to delve into the interplay of form and emotion that defines Eremeeva’s oeuvre.

Eremeeva’s artistic journey has been shaped by a deep fascination with human behaviour and memory. A personal tragedy prompted her transition from figurative painting to abstraction, enabling her to explore themes such as transience, generational connections, and the nuances of human experience. Her creative process is intuitive yet meticulous, beginning with vivid visualisations that guide her choice of palette, medium, and scale. Employing a multi-layered approach, she integrates materials such as oil, sand, pastel, and charcoal to create compositions that evolve dynamically on the canvas.

Influenced by her global experiences in Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, and the USA, Eremeeva’s work resonates with collectors worldwide. Her paintings seek to inspire personal reflection, connecting viewers with their own emotions and memories. Widely exhibited, her art embodies a commitment to growth, change, and the exploration of life’s complexities.