The Dragon Archipelago
״The Dragon Archipelago” is an imaginary world born from the free flow of color and material. Between water, earth, and ancient caves, a hidden landscape begins to emerge — a place that feels both unknown and strangely familiar. For me, this landscape reflects an ancient place that also exists within us ,a space where we can pause, listen, and reconnect with our inner strength, imagination, and the magic that has always been there. The wild clay used in the work was collected and processed by hand, creating a direct connection between the imagined landscape and the earth itself. Technique and materials: Mixed media on wood: acrylic pouring, epoxy, and hand-processed wild clay collected and prepared by the artist.
Elena Ragozin
Through my painting, I explore rootedness, becoming, and feminine strength. My work begins with a free flow of color and material, from which I discover and develop organic and symbolic forms. I am drawn to the meeting point between chance and intention, between our inner world and nature, and to the sense that we are all connected through an invisible web of energy. From this connection, and through the creative process itself, each work gradually reveals a unique story of its own.
Through my painting, I explore rootedness, becoming, and feminine strength. My work begins with a free flow of color and material, from which I discover and develop organic and symbolic forms. I am drawn to the meeting point between chance and intention, between our inner world and nature, and to the sense that we are all connected through an invisible web of energy. From this connection, and through the creative process itself, each work gradually reveals a unique story of its own.
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