Initiation Painting

Levkasy Julia Skrypka Everyone knows that levkas is an iconic technique that got in hand. contemporary artists "second wind". It is impressive, diverse, improvisational, at times almost sculptural technique when it comes to metaphorical significance and the beauty of the paste itself. Levkas painting is a special color, the form depicted in the plot is an action remaining on the iconic firmament foundations, and at the same time gaining their original monumentality, indestructibility. Julia boldly declared herself as a master of gesso for a long time, and it’s nice see with what confidence her work is poured by mature skill and gain more and more impact. You can already see everything created by her, talk about the style of the artist, about the prevailing techniques and a special personality poetics of images. "Gingerbread" in the color of the work of Julia is not so childishly simple ... they constitute something important, significant, impressive with its cross-cutting, enigmatic, complex subordinates, multisignal intellectual moves, charming personality representations, hypotheses, assumptions, memories, often and difficult to read oxymorons, hoaxes ... Here there are unexpected ups and downs of the plot, more often all mysterious, talking about an immense and lively playful fantasy artist. Julia discovers an addiction to intricate narrative, the need for personal messages, sort of messages inspired by a strong sense of narrative. So constitute new forms of life, pictorial codes, language games, wandering meanings ... Within the framework of postmodern conceptual space any such message is expressed as move made in the game. There is a constant invention through plots. phraseological units, words, hybrid characters and their new meanings, their mutual attraction. This is gesso, conceived as a charade, rebus, “Guessing game” like a game. And because there are so many all sorts of whims of the game, like in the Carroll Tale of Alice. It looks like an attempt to create a new urban folklore, a certain “book” poetics of a typical modern urban girl. Here, for example, is how the human body turns pink on the plane of gesso, and in in this case, it doesn’t even matter if it’s male or female, but it’s strange in addition to see at the same time - how it is half absorbed by organic forms of plants, insects, fish, lace, fumes and details mechanisms and even ornamented fragments of architecture.