a_solovyova

a_solovyova, Russia
  • country Russia
  • Member since Joined 25th May., 2015
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  • icon Russian, English, German, French, a little Simplified Chinese
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  • icon 11th December 1988
    (35 years old)

About Alexandra...

Hello fellow postcrossers,

My name is Alexandra. I'm an associate professor at the computer science faculty of the university. I teach different courses, but my favorite ones are related to computer graphics programming and image processing. I like that there are both mathematics and graphics in it. My hobby is drawing, and I always dreamed of becoming an artist. I love visiting picture galleries and never miss a chance to attend an exhibition when visiting another city.
I also love reading - mostly fantasy, science fiction, and non-fiction, visiting concerts of classical and rock music, and thanks to Postcrossing I've become interested in learning languages. Besides English, please feel free to write your card in German or French. 我会说一点儿中文, but I'm not sure that I'm able to understand complex words.

Most of all I'd be glad to receive the following cards:

— cards that convey the "spirit" and mood of the place you live in: city streets, nature, people, sightseeings, history, culture, daily life, markets, traditions, dances, etc.,

— visual arts of your country (perhaps your favorite artist, a local artist from your region or a famous one born in your city), paintings or drawings kept in the museums of your country,

— the year of the Dragon,

— cards with people in traditional costumes,

— cards with a view on the mountains of your region,

— variations on the Beatles' Abbey Road album cover,

— and the Favorites postcards at this page are the ones that I don't have but would be happy to receive.

I'm not much interested in hand-made cards.

But please feel free to choose any card you find beautiful. Each card that I receive is dear to me.

If that doesn't inconvenience you, please put your card into an envelope so it doesn't get much damaged on the way and I can unglue the stamps (writing the card is alright!).

Best of luck and happy Postcrossing!

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