Aleksandr Dubrovskyy

"My art is a meditation. To create work is like to create poetry or music, a whirlwind of feelings and emotions in colors and painting thanks to the skill of the artist."
In my work, I'm combining the traditions of the Soviet and European schools of painting with a more author's poetic accent of colors of implementation. I have a great experience of painting on the Plein Air, and this allows me to masterfully work in color.
When working on a painting, whether it be a landscape, still life, portrait, or genre painting, I, first of all, pay attention to exciting and inspiring moments. In painting, I want to show primarily the beauty surrounding us. I create paintings from my sensations to nature. I transfer to the canvas the most beautiful moments that I have seen, embody the depth and space in the paintings with the color scheme.

Exhibitions of contemporary Soviet art (Tokyo, Kyushu, Japan, 1973 - 1975), an exhibition of artists of the St. Petersburg School of Painting (ARCOLE Gallery, Paris, France, 1992), National Museum of Russian Art (Kiev, 2009), international exhibitions of contemporary art (Algeria 1985-1993, Kiev, Ukraine 2009, Berlin, Germany, St. Petersburg, Russia, Manisa Turkey 2011), Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (2011), numerous exhibitions of open-air painting (Ukraine, With the 2007 year before that time).
He studied at the studio of fine arts in Enakievo (1956-1965). He graduated from the Kharkov State Art School (1969, teacher KA Tanpeter).
Working at an academic base in Sednev, he gained experience from the outstanding artists of K. Lomykin, F. Zakharov, N. Glushchenko, V. Shatalin, T. Yablonskaya.
1976-1985 creative trips to the construction sites of the Far East, the Druzhba gas pipeline, to metallurgical plants. Painting of this period was presented at the prestigious art exhibitions of the Soviet Union.
1985-1993 creative work in Algeria. Member of NSU (1987).
1995-2004 designed mosaic panels, the Cathedral of Saint Mina, Alexandria, Egypt.
2003-2005 performed mosaic paintings in St. George's Cathedral of the Vydubitsky Mo...