The thin red line Painting

Nikita Anosov`s workshop and showroom based in different places in the world. Nikita is popular artist who does not need personal publicity. He prefers "to talk” with the audience with his artworks. «All the magnificent essence is that an artist knows exactly what he or she does but, at that, it is pretty crucial not to allow the personality proper to influence the painting. It is vital to get tuned to a creative wave and to create a work which will have an impact on a spectator making this or other temper rather than conveying the emotions of the master proper. Therefore, it is very important not to take psychotronic art for that of psychogenic origin. The geometry of figures perfectly gets you tuned to the right wave, gives a new state of mind rather than a ready-made “picture”. In actuality, any environmental object can be compared with any geometrical figure, and all of them awaken various emotions, feelings and states of mind. A famous formula ascribed to Sezanne narrates that all the art is reduced to a cone, a cube and a sphere, and geometry emerging in ordinary and habitual items attracts an attention, charms, even mesmerizes», he writes in his article “Psychotronic Art”. «Any colour and any geometrical shape reflect light in this or other range of fluctuations making a certain impact on a spectator. The spectrum of colour is electromagnetic fluctuations and if you know how to build up mutual geometry and colour correlations on a plane, it is quite probable to shape the electromagnetic background in a space and influence what will occur around. It is possible to do it in such a way that the image should create a particular state of the electromagnetic background, reflect it. It is this which was laid down as the background of all the works».