Natalia Lvova "Reverie" Pop-Up Exhibition

SAN FRANCISCO - Oct. 16, 2019 - PRLog -- Voss Gallery (https://vossgallery.art/) is proud to present "Reverie," a pop-up exhibition of oil paintings by San Francisco-based artist Natalia Lvova that pleasantly invokes the introspective nature of meditation through the artist's signature spiral mark-making technique.

The exhibition is on view in the gallery's experimental space, [The Down Low] on October 26 & 27, 11AM-6PM in conjunction with ArtSpan's SF Open Studios Weekend #3. Join us for a reception on Saturday, October 26, 6-8PM. Voss Gallery programming is free and open to the public.

[The Down Low] is located on the basement level with access via a staircase which may present difficulties for those with physical disabilities. We apologize for this; please contact us for additional documentation and information on our exhibitions if you would like to view the shows but have accessibility needs that our space doesn't meet.

NATALIA LVOVA (b. Tyumen, Russia, 1985) is known for her powerful utilization of vibrant colors, unique visual schemes, and patterns in creating original masterpieces that are hailed by art enthusiasts of every generation. Notably, Natalia holds a patent for her unique style of painting, which she has aptly named "TwiddleART." She has created a number of fashion collections featuring her distinctive art, as well as illustrated "BukvaBuk," an educational art book aimed at the development of abstract thinking for children, endorsed by the Department of Education in Tyumen city, Russia.

VOSS GALLERY (https://vossgallery.art/) is an art gallery in San Francisco's Mission District established in 2019 by Ashley L. Voss. The gallery features a dynamic exhibition program of work by emerging and mid-career artists in both solo and thematically organized group shows with an emphasis in New Contemporary, Street Art, Outsider Art, Lowbrow, and Pop Surrealism. Voss Gallery prides itself for its unique commitment to fostering community and establishing relationships with local artists and young collectors. New exhibitions are presented approximately every four weeks.