Maria Prymachenko Naive Art 

Mysterious and emotionally charged, the works of Maria Prymachenko, a folk master of Ukrainian decorative painting, seem to absorb the age-old traditions of many generations of Ukrainian master-craftsmen who, from the depths of the centuries, have brought forth their understanding of good and evil, of ugliness and beauty.
The struggle between good and evil permeates all of Pryymachenko's works. Good always triumphs in her compositions. But the motif of exuberant joy often gives way to sorrow and grief (a grave adorned with flowers and rushnyks is frequently depicted on her pictures).
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Music: Vladimir Zubitsky, Concerto for violin and chamber orchestra
Orchestra: The National Ensemble of soloists "Kyivska kamerata"
Violin: Bohdana Pivnenko
Conductor: Valeriy Matyukhin