Among the attendees was a famous art historian Mikhail Kamensky, who was deeply touched by such a bright palette of colours. “Medina’s perception of the world is so vivid, full of contrast and sincere. As an artist, Medina is absolutely unique. She doesn’t look around to see what others did before her. For me it’s obvious that there is a certain affinity between Medina and such artists as Kandinsky and Jawlensky. But I don’t think she imitates their perception of the world in any way. I think all of them just happen to have the same perception of it”.