Baltic Sea landscape Print

Dmytro Muliarchuk — famous professional artist and sculptor. He was born in 1965 in the family of a national sculptor, and from childhood received a good artistic practice. He was educated at the Kyiv National Academy of Arts for 10 years by the best artists of the USSR. His graduate work is in the "Golden Fund" of the Academy. Artist's works have been presented at many international, national and personal exhibitions, including the First Exhibition of Ukrainians around the World at the National Art Museum. Dmytro's works occupy a worthy place in the private collections of many countries around the world and adorn the squares of large cities. Inspired by Impressionism and works of modern art, Dmytro has been perfecting his artistic skills for many years to show the world his unique style and authorial style. He created an amazing collection of his own works, which includes: associative painting, landscape, portrait, still life, sacred painting, mural. The artist is also the author of many outstanding monuments in the cities and villages of Ukraine. Author also recreates the beauty of other nations and countries, creating paintings during his travels around the world, especially admiring the beauty of ancient Europe and India. The passion for spiritual search and knowledge of oneself as a soul, together with travels to unique places of spiritual places around the world and meditation, helped the author to express in his works vivid images filled with inner light. "Spiritual vision and love for art is what forms a special worldview in me, it allows me to visualize my emotions on the canvas and thus comment on special events in everyday life. My work is often impulsive, I am inspired by color, place or special inner state and I try to express it all on the canvas with all the methods and tools available to me. I always strive to create something independent and unique. Sometimes my dreams, memories, philosophical reflections on our place in the world and connection with nature and God find a place on the canvas. I like to look for new opportunities to reflect all this on my canvases and to convey this unique moment and its special energy in my works of art. It's important to me that the art is professional and deep, that the viewer is able to touch with their inner world something much deeper than just canvas and paint.