
Woman with Swan
A woman's face with closed eyes rests beside the curved neck of a swan, filling the surface with flowing hair, feathers, and dark linear contours. Mixed media on wood emphasizes the grain beneath the image, while scorched-looking marks and selective color in the lips and beak give the piece a tactile, intimate presence. The result is quiet and reflective, with a gentle tension between portrait and animal form.

Natalya Symonov
Natalya is a contemporary Israeli artist working in a wide range of techniques, including acrylic, watercolor, colored pencils, and wood burning (pyrography). She has lived in Israel since 1998 and resides in Kiryat Shmona. Natalya teaches art classes for adults and studied art at Tel-Hai College. She creates works in a variety of techniques and a contemporary style, drawing inspiration from the beauty of the natural world around her. Her art reflects an appreciation for the beauty found in everyday life, harmoniously combining the elegance of the human form with the richness of nature.
Natalya is a contemporary Israeli artist working in a wide range of techniques, including acrylic, watercolor, colored pencils, and wood burning (pyrography). She has lived in Israel since 1998 and resides in Kiryat Shmona. Natalya teaches art classes for adults and studied art at Tel-Hai College. She creates works in a variety of techniques and a contemporary style, drawing inspiration from the beauty of the natural world around her. Her art reflects an appreciation for the beauty found in everyday life, harmoniously combining the elegance of the human form with the richness of nature.
