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"The Queen of Scotland - Margaret of Scotland"

NFT

70 x 70 cm

On Request

Margaret of Scotland (circa 1045 - 1093) - queen and patroness of Scotland. Wife of Scottish King Malcolm III. Daughter of the English King Edward the Exile and the Princess of Kyivan Rus' Agatha Yaroslavna, daughter of the Grand Duke of Kyiv Yaroslav the Wise. In 1250 she was canonized by Pope Innocent IV. Margaret became the first Scottish saint; the next Scot was canonized only in 1976. As queen, Margaret patronized the church and monastics, helped the poor, and patronized trade. Turgot, the queen's confessor, describes her as extremely pious, merciful, and highly educated. The name Margaret was given to the oldest building in Edinburgh and the chapel of the royal castle. University College in Edinburgh is also named after her. Queen Margaret of Scotland is buried next to her husband at Dunfermline Abbey.

The wind of freedom

Volodymyr Koziuck

People's Artist of Ukraine Vladimir Kozyuk presents a series of lyrical, breathtaking, heroic portraits of the warlike people of Scotland. Each image is saturated with poetics, depth of thought, and the unshakable spirit of a special place for the artist - Scotland. This is a country where warriors and fighters for rights and freedom live. People who, despite all the difficulties, formed a nation with a high awareness of its nature. The artist visited more than seventy countries around the world, but Scotland occupied a special place in the heart of the Ukrainian artist. All the works in this series were created in tandem with the artificial intelligence of the Midjourney online service, which works based on a computer neural network. In general, generative artificial intelligence is a type of AI technology capable of creating new content based on input data or rules. The artist spent many hours modeling the process of creating illustrations, as a result, the machine understood Vladimir Kozyuk’s rhythm, style, and handwriting. AI has become another tool for the artist to bring his bright ideas to life. The works impress with the created mood, color, composition dynamics, and engaging plot. Vladimir Kozyuk created a series of works to express gratitude to the people of Scotland for supporting Ukraine in its difficult situation when the bloody war continues. This charity exhibition will serve the needy people of Ukraine.

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