Practical Training

3.6.2025

Practical training is an integral part of the professional development of students of the Department of Fine and Decorative Arts of the Educational and Research Institute of Arts.

It is in the conditions of direct work with natural forms, landscapes and living environment that students have the opportunity to delve into the essence of the artistic image and find their own style.

Thus, first-year students undergo the practice of “Development of Natural Forms” – one of the basic stages of mastering fine arts. Observing natural forms, studying their structure, rhythm, color scheme and texture, future artists develop the ability to subtle visual analysis and transform a real image into a work of art.

While second-year students immerse themselves in “Plenary Practice”, which also takes place in the fresh air, in picturesque corners of nature. It is here that students learn to see space, light, atmosphere, work with the landscape and changing lighting conditions, capturing a moment in its unique manifestation on canvas.

These practices are not only an educational process, but also a source of inspiration, the joy of communicating with nature and creative growth. Students enthusiastically immerse themselves in the artistic atmosphere, developing their skills and discovering new horizons of artistic vision. The time spent in nature becomes for them a period of discovery, creative search and professional development.

The Department of Fine and Decorative Arts of the ER IA fosters not only professional skills, but also a love of art as a way of knowing the world – in harmony with nature, color, form and soul.

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