Svetà Marlier is a contemporary painter born in Moscow in 1975 into a family of artists.
From an early age, she was influenced by her artistic environment, in particular by her grandfather and uncle, the renowned Ukrainian artist Yuri Tchary. At the age of 8, Svetà entered the Moscow Art School, marking the beginning of her formal artistic training. She continued her studies and obtained a diploma, perfecting her drawing and painting skills. Today, Svetà Marlier lives and works in Nice, France.

She is renowned for her exceptional talent as a draughtswoman and painter. Her artistic style oscillates between dreamlike and realistic, creating works that capture the imagination. Svetà Marlier is an active figure on the Nice art scene, often seen cycling through the streets of the city. Her work reflects both her Russian heritage and her embrace of French culture, creating a unique blend of influences in her art.

Svetà Marlier skilfully combines fantasy and realism in her paintings, creating a unique style that captures the imagination. Her artistic approach blends several elements:

Technical mastery: Svetà excels in drawing and painting, using her extensive training to create technically accomplished works.
Plastic essence: She strips drawing down to the bare essentials, concentrating on the very essence of line to create uncluttered representations.
Mixture of representation and presentation: Svetà skilfully combines the subject represented (representation) with a singular way of presenting it, adding a unique dimension to her works.
Metaphysical dimension: She injects a dose of mystery into her subjects, transforming the sensory experience into a metaphysical exploration for the viewer.
Personal inspiration: Her Russian origins and her adoption of French culture influence her art, creating a unique blend of cultural influences.
Deep themes: Svetà tackles subjects such as ‘the exodus’ and ‘lunch on the raft’, adding a spiritual and dramatic dimension to his works.

This combination of elements allows Svetà Marlier to create works that oscillate between dream and reality, offering a visual experience that is both captivating and profound.