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I have always admired the boundless power of nature, and against its background; the absolute helplessness of man. Ancient peoples believed that: in heaven there is a refuge of divine beings who manifest their will in the form of thunderstorms or life-giving moisture. Nowadays, we believe less in fairy tales and prefer to rely on the predictions of scientists, but we still remain in the role of an observer, who can only fix and wonder what is happening outside the window. The Skieshapes series contains graphic fragments of my observations. Peering into the bizarre changeable shapes of clouds, I can't help thinking how fleeting our life is and how little we will leave behind. White pencil strokes on a matte black background, like the reflections of city lights illuminating the night sky. Fleeting, elusive, but invariably disappearing into the depths of the landscape. The edges of the paintings are cut off like the rendering process that is used in 3D graphic editors to translate from a three-dimensional scene into a two-dimensional image. It is natural for a person to strive not only to know, but also to subdue the elements, and in the 21st century computer technologies are often used for this. Clear squeaky frames around the air flakes of clouds represent the transition to a new digital era in which the virtual world can finally replace a person's natural habitat.
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12 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in
13.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in
White
Black Canvas
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The modern painter known as Ilya Yod is perhaps one of the most eccentric figurative painters working today. His most well-known paintings feature figures composed of multiple small cubes, which disrupt the conventional way of seeing the human form, challenge self-perception, and question humanity. Yod uses computer technology to achieve the very complex shapes of his cubic personages, which he often paints with acrylic on canvas. Marked by his unique approach to the human form, contemporary vision, and striking shapes and colours, Yod's paintings have gained increasing acclaim. However, the artist does not appear in the media, as he does not want viewers to be influenced by his face or persona. A rising artist, Ilya Yod has been dedicated to his craft for over ten years, beginning his formal training at the age of eight. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Emerging Practices from the École Européenne Supérieure de l'Image in Poitiers, France, in 2010. In 2018, he was longlisted in the Contemporary Visions international juried exhibition, hosted by the BEERS London gallery. His work has also been exhibited in more than 15 international exhibitions, including Skurril (2018) at Marler Kunststern in Marl, Germany, Sacred Art (2019) at Saint-Pierre Cathedral in Senlis, France, and Hide and seek (2022) at Skolkovo Innovation Center in Moscow, Russia. This is testament to his growing reputation.
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