Alcoholic realism in the works of the artist Alexandra Pennikuk

Today we want to introduce the modern Canadian artist Alexandra Pennikuk.
An endlessly long learning process, from the College of Art and Design in Ontario, then to the British Institute in Florence, the University of Waterloo, where she studied Renaissance paintings, including the conservation and restoration of works of art, led Alexander to a great genre of realism.
Her love to embody and maximize their pictures to the photographic art, led the artist to recognition, to constant invitations to exhibitions and expositions to museums.
The main motivating objects for the artist were: drinks, flowers, people, dogs and landscapes. Such great artists as Norman Rockwell and John Worthhouse have taught us to combine all the elements into a certain technically perfect image, often unrelated objects that do not exist in the real world.