today my guest is a textile artist, natalya sukhoverkhova. natalya vladimirovna, good morning.good afternoon, and of course, happy new year. a great time, of course. out of town, trips to mushrooms, yes, in some kind of bus, and a simple one, but the artists, that means, traveled together, gathered, there were a lot of large groups, went, that means, to pick mushrooms, so, then some were there with the kaserets, it means that ’s all, some conversations, of course, about art, about everything, you know, so, i grew up in such an atmosphere, and of course, artists gathered at home for the holidays. so you had such a creative atmosphere, absolutely, that is, i was brought up in this and as my mother says, well , i don’t remember it myself now, well, i always had such knees, you know, they almost blistered on my knees, because i got down on my knees, all the time i was drawing , drawing, drawing, drawing, i really loved to sculpt, yeah, i even honestly thought, well , maybe i’ll be a sculptor, maybe some kind of small plastic sculpture, so what prevented the implementation? watercol

today my guest is a textile artist, natalya sukhoverkhova. natalya vladimirovna, good morning.ood morning, good afternoon, and of course happy new year with carols, right? great time, of course, yes, great. natalya, you are a hereditary artist, your father is a painter vladimir sukhoverkhov, your mother is a portrait painter, galina mayevskaya. here. if you draw a picture of your childhood, what pictures come to mind first of all? well, firstly, of course, the artists with whom my father was friends, of course, then , you know, there was some kind of brotherhood then, they even took me as a little girl to demonstrations, of course everything, yes, but that goes without saying, then there were trips , trips out of town, trips to mushrooms, yes, in some kind of simple bus. but the artists, that means, were traveling together, gathering, there were a lot of them in large groups, traveling, that means, to pick mushrooms, so then there were some, there was an obranka with the kaserets, which means that these were some conversations, naturally , about art, about everything, you know,

today i'm visiting textile artist, natalya sukhoverkhova.alya vladimirovna, good morning, good morning, good afternoon, and of course happy new year with carols, yes, a wonderful time, of course, yes, wonderful, natalya, you are a hereditary artist. your father is a painter vladimir sukhoverkhov, your mother is a portrait painter, galina mayevskaya. if you draw a picture of your childhood, what pictures come to mind first of all? well, firstly, of course, the artists with whom my father was friends, naturally, then, you know, there was some kind of brotherhood then, they even took me when i was little, abused me demonstrations, of course, everything was yes, but that goes without saying, then there were trips, trips out of town. going to mushrooms, yes , by some kind of bus, yes, simple, but the artists, that means, were traveling together, gathering, there were a lot of large groups there, going to mushroom picking, then there were some scooters there, a tsomobranka, which means this everything, some conversations, naturally about art, abou