Patree Elara - Art Inspired by Nature

My Canvas

Nature is my favourite artist.

I get inspired by her a lot.

Moments and places that feel magical, mystical and ethereal.

I like to give reality the impression that it doesn't exist.

Through bright, bold colors and experimental textures, I invite viewers to see the world through a lens of beauty and wonder.

Some time ago I started my personal quest for reconnecting with and embodying the Divine Feminine. It is present in many areas of my life, and it started showing in my art too.

After all, isn't Mother Nature the quintessence of Divine Femininity?

While I occasionally venture into new ideas and styles, I always return to Nature. Here, I feel at home.

My paintings are created to be more than decorative elements; they are portals to tranquility in your everyday spaces. Each piece serves as a gentle reminder of our connection to nature, bringing the healing energy into your home.

The Journey

I used to love drawing and painting when I was a kid. Arts was my favourite subject at school. I was very good at it, so everyone thought I would be an artist. Including me! So, I followed this road.

Under careful and loving eye of my art teacher, over the years, I prepared an extensive portfolio of my work, and I studied art history so I could go to art school. And I was accepted!

3 years of preparation to go to this prestigious school and when I almost had it… I suddenly changed my mind!

Maybe I got overwhelmed? Maybe I didn't feel ready? Maybe art wasn't meant to be?

I went to a different school, where painting was still a big part of my life, but it was fading. In its place I found new passion: languages. I followed it, and it led me to another: becoming a therapist. A role I cherish till today.

No regrets, no glances back, and no return to painting. Until few years ago. A little voice started to whisper: I can still paint? Would I still enjoy it?

So I bought a canvas and a set of paints, and I created my first picture after 20 years. I painted apples.

The spark was rekindled. So I painted more, and more. As my hobby. Creating, expressing myself, and finding my style. Soon, every wall of my apartment was decorated with my canvases. There was nowhere to keep them anymore. So I decided to start selling them.

And here I am today.