Anna Luch

The only thing I adore is dancing. I’ve got an inborn plastics and movement grace. I’ve started painting not so long ago, so you can call me a natural dancer and artist.. (laughing)

That’s just great if your talent and gift are desired by people around you. In this case it can bring you not only joy but also money, which is quite significant nowadays. The possibility to juggle work and art is a great value.

I am meant to love and not to work. Either material values or career success were never my priorities.

All my paintings communicate some information to onlookers. No doubt it varies from case to case; I mean every person sees something special in my works. The reason is that there’s no any particular idea I express on canvas.

Any two opposites get attracted with the course of time, which makes them into one. Once the halves get together time does not matter anymore. If people united into one whole our life would be much more interesting. (smiling).

When a creative person gets involved into something new, he/she can not grasp what to do first. Afterwards, as it becomes clearer, the society brings him/her to the place where he/she is really in demand.

My unique spiritual place is in the mountains. I am afraid of going to the Himalayas, I am just sure that I won’t be able to leave, I will just dissolve in the local tranquility and purity. But I can feel them calling for me.

There’ s beauty in every thing, we just need to see it.

Music is my life, I feel at home with it. It fills me, it drives me forward.

I’d like to love and to be loved. (smiling)

One needs enemies to point out one’s fails. A friend will never tell you the truth as it is.

Once I get depressed I go to a kindergarten — that is my shelter. I need to find myself on the ground where many, many children play. I feel much better after spending only thirty minutes in a place like that.

Moscow is really my city. It welcomed me in a highly warm way and it seems it won’t let me go. Well, when I happen to get tired of constant movement, I escape to my dacha or into the nature.