The Theotokos with Child Print

" ... Ukrainian contemporary icon-painting art is multifaceted, as it combines the heritage of the Eastern Church and a contemporary vision of painting. It is aimed at meeting the spiritual needs of modern Christians and characterized by a noticeable synthesis of the traditional Byzantine-Russian canon, its stylistic transformations of the sacred image formed for centuries in these territories (Renaissance, Baroque, Classicism, Romanticism, Folk Art) with new trends in art that emerged in the twentieth century (Modernism Secession, Cubism). A lot of contemporary Ukrainian icon painters make attempts to create new interpretations of the sphere of sacrum, use new symbols and meanings in their icons. These tendencies and interconnections between body and soul are clearly revealed in Dmytro Horditsa’s paintings, where body picture is often based on Abstractionism and Cubism and at first sight it does not have anything in common with sacrum from Eastern Church theology. The icon-painter belongs to the young generation of Ukrainian artists, who seek their own path in Sacred Art, using the heritage of the traditional canon in a modern way. Horditsa keeps a balance on the verge of Sacred Art and Modernism. He combines them, trying to achieve an equilibrium that would affect the viewer and bring not only strong aesthetic but also spiritual impulses..." /Katazhyna Yakubovska/

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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