Title: "Colors of the wind 7", oil and acrylic on canvasArtist: Oleshchuk VolodymyrMedium: Oil and acrylic on canvasDate/Period: 2020Additional Information: 5% of the purchase amount will be transferred to the fund for humanitarian aid to Ukrainians. Thank you for your support.—Dimensions: 145 ? 95 (57" x 37")Condition: excellentFREE shipping worldwide (shipping costs are included in the lot price), securely, reliable packing?Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the art gallery?—Volodymyr Oleshchuk's vivid abstractions are a self-reflection through which he studies the environment, the so-called Macrocosm. Perceiving the environment, the author transforms the surroundings into his own individual world.The series "Colors of the Wind" is a mood painting, an attempt to convey the emotional state caused by the elements, based on natural textures and colorand color relationships. One of the ways to experience or coexist with various phenomena - natural and social - is to accept reality as a fact. For me, acceptance begins with the search for a certain "aesthetics". Storm, storm, fire, blizzard, avalanches, diving into the depths of the sea, or flying... acceptance of these sometimes very dangerous phenomena comes through understanding their inevitability. Then comes the understanding of structure and aesthetics. One can see a certain scenario of this phenomenon. And this, in turn, provokes a certain action, reaction or lack thereof.The impressions left by reality are poured onto the canvas in a peculiar manner and mood. Color remains the most important tool for Volodymyr. The purpose of this artistic act is not to surprise with excessive originality, but to reflect the artist's state of mind with his inner world. It's more like a game that doesn't have a conclusion, like a journey that has no end.—Provenance:- the presented painting was exhibited at the artist's solo exhibition "Microcosm-Macrocosm" in August 2023 (Portal11 Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine).—Oleshchuk Volodymyr was born in 1972 in Ternopil (Ukraine). From 1987 to 1991 he studied at the Trush Lviv College of Decorative and Applied Arts. In 1997 he graduated from the Lviv Academy of Arts. From 1999 to 2004, he worked at the Institute "Ukrzakhidproektresvavratsiya" as an icon painter. He participated in the reconstruction of some of the most prominent monuments of Kyiv (St. Michael's Cathedral), Poltava, and Lviv. Since 2012, he has been a member of the Ukrainian Union of Icon Painters. He is professionally engaged in icon painting and painting on canvas. He researches painting technologies and implements them in his work. Recently, he has been working in the field of abstract painting, as well as experimenting with video art, photography, music and NFT. He is a participant of Ukrainian and international exhibitions (Poland, Croatia, USA, Switzerland), plein airs.-abstractions, abstract paintings, strokes, expression, modernism
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