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The paintings I made to order for the Shymbulak ski resort carry an aesthetic and a meaning that belong to that place.
The first, a view of the mountains with visitors in it, catches the breath of majestic nature and the atmosphere of a ski resort. You can see snow-covered peaks and happy guests enjoying the beauty and the sport. The work underlines the importance of the natural heritage and the singularity of the Shymbulak area.
The second, an unusual portrait of the general director shown from behind with the resort’s logo on his back, stands for his firm bond with the place and his devotion to Shymbulak. Handling a portrait this way emphasises not only the man himself but his role in building and promoting the resort.
Both paintings serve as more than interior decoration: they are symbols of the spirit and the history of Shymbulak. They invite the resort’s guests to look into its beauty and its singularity, and they underline the value of the natural and cultural heritage of this remarkable place.
