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Natural Recycling Painting
Ukraine
Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 33.5 W x 29.5 H x 0.8 D in
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Step into Zakhar Shevchuk's vivid interpretation of a world in flux with this provocative painting. A captivating blend of geometric abstraction and organic forms, the artwork juxtaposes a dark brown and olive backdrop with bright green grass and lines of white and earthly brown waste bags. Employing multi-layered paint application and textured surfaces, Zakhar creates an intriguing dichotomy of chaos and order, artificial and natural. The composition induces an unexpectedly optimistic mood, despite its theme of waste and neglect. Upon closer inspection, the seemingly abstract rectangles reveal a more complex narrative. Zakhar conveys the resilient power of nature, as the bright green grass begins to reclaim a world disrupted by human activity. This painting encapsulates the zeitgeist of the COVID era, a time when even the mundane act of waste disposal was transformed into a poignant tableau of life's unpredictability. In perfect harmony with his artistic statement, Zakhar employs a mix of geometric abstraction and organic forms. Elements that initially appear abstract resolve into recognizable objects, inviting the viewer to embark on a journey of continuous discovery. A product of the COVID quarantine, the painting serves as a reminder of nature's relentless resilience, as it begins to overcome the disruptions caused by human negligence.
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Painting:Oil on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:33.5 W x 29.5 H x 0.8 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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Ships From:Poland.
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Ukraine
Art, to me, is a profound exploration of the world that surrounds us - a journey of discovery, experience, and self-understanding. It is a medium through which I unravel the essence of things - their colors, forms, and the interplay between them. I believe in the power of simplicity, in the art of removing the excess and uncovering the necessary, much like a sculptor chisels away at stone. In my paintings, I strive to distill forms to their purest essence, reaching a point where nothing else can be removed without sacrificing meaning. The "necessary" elements, as I perceive them, remain, serving as conduits for my impressions and self-reflections on the subject at hand. My aim is not to depict something specific but rather to transfer the emotions and thoughts evoked by the object onto the canvas. I seek artistic forms that can boldly and vividly capture the essence of these feelings, rather than mere visual representation. In this pursuit, my work often exists on the precipice between figurative and abstract art - place where emotions take precedence over strict visual interpretation. Through my art, I invite viewers to embark on their own contemplative journeys, to interpret the subtleties and engage with the interplay of emotions and forms. Each brushstroke carries the weight of my perceptions, inviting you to join me in this exploration of the human experience. zakhar@klossart.com
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