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Non-Objective Composition 0528. Sculpture
Russia
Sculpture, Leather on Wood
Size: 11.8 W x 13.4 H x 0.8 D in
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"Non-objective art" (or "pointlessness") associated directly with the Russian avant-garde, apply widely, covering Russian art, starting with the first abstract works of V. V. Kandinsky and to constructivism. This phenomenon was an important part of the Russian avant-garde and from 1916 to the beginning of the 1920s prevailed over all others – one of the many trends in art that emerged in the early twentieth century. Within the framework of abstractionism, there is a refusal to depict real phenomena and objects. . K. S. Malevich - in connection with the invention and assertion of Suprematism "But I was transformed in zero forms and went beyond zero to creativity, i.e. to Suprematism, to a new pictorial realism – non-objective creativity" .The sculpture is made of wood and leather and treated with enamel and varnish in 2020.
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Sculpture:Leather on Wood
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:11.8 W x 13.4 H x 0.8 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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I was born in Moscow on 28 May 1974,began study paiting in 1981,graduated art school in Moscow 1991,studied in private art Studio 1991-1993.I began to paint as much as I can remember from 4 years of age ,since the late 80's I have been the author of more than 500 paintings,200 collages,100 sculptures and many drawings.Throughout his career ,the artist tried to draw everything that came to hand: emulsion paints, technical oil paints ,a variety of varnishes,acrylic paints ,gouache,watercolor,paint on metal,painted with tinting pastes mixed with water,crushed bricks, bitumen and of course the classic oil paints.I tried to experiment in all the styles of painting from realism to avant-garde.Experimenting, with different styles ,came to the conclusion that most gravitate to surrealism,and Russian Avant-garde of the early 20th years,very much in the mood to make collages,a bit still do sculpture.
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