Thunder Print

The small Ukrainian town of Vilkovo in the south of Odessa region is called Ukrainian Venice. This small but very picturesque village is located right in the Danube Delta, at the confluence of a river in the Black Sea.Fishermen from the village of Vilkovo returned from fishing. The rain is starting. The streets of the city are channels through which people travel mainly by boat, which is the most popular transport in the city. Elena Hlavenchuk - Ukrainian artist, member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 2012. Born in Ukraine (Odessa) in a family of artists. Elena Hlavenchuk demonstrates an expanded visual-substantive field of creativity, from the preservation of traditions to innovations. The main pillars of the creative search are the traditions of the Ukrainian, Odessa art schools and experiments with content and form. The artist with his works establishes a kind of dialogue with the audience through his art program, the concept of an individual worldview. One of the features of creativity is the preservation of the tradition of plein-air painting. Harmony of light-color states, enriches the artist’s palette while working in the workshop. Creating a painting in the open air allows you to see and transmit to the viewer the energy of the color of the surrounding world, noticed under the influence of a light-air environment. Elena’s creative work is characterized by fullness of light and air, picturesqueness, special transparency of the palette, integrity. Elena is an active participant in many art exhibitions, plein-airs, projects and festivals and has certain amount of rewards based on her creative work. Most of the paintings are created with art oil paints on canvas. The technique and technology of painting are observed, which guarantees the safety of works. Used only high-quality professional materials. In addition, Elena Hlavenchuk is a teacher of visual art at the Odessa Art College named in honor of Mitrofan Borisovich Grekov. Elena teaches students, demonstrating the fusion of reliable visual literacy and creative freedom.