Weekdays Painting by Sergey Lutsenko

Sergey Lutsenko is a contemporary Ukrainian painter. He paints in a variety of styles, including realism, impressionism, abstract art, and surrealism. Fusion is a new painting style he discovered. Fusion is a style defined by the "mixing of incompatible", it brings together seemingly disparate concepts from supposedly incompatible styles while maintaining a sense of wholeness and harmony.

Realism and abstract art are two styles which complement each other by blending into one – fusion. It is a free synthesis of color and form. A smooth and subtle transition from something abstract and surreal into something realistic is the peculiarity of this style. It employs bold creative experiments by combining paints and images in a painting. 

The style of fusion includes the following elements: Transition from frank local colors to subtle shades; Texture combining relief and smooth strokes (palette knife/brush); Placement of phantasmagoric objects. Each painting is an experiment. It is an experiment on mixing paints, laying strokes and composition. There are no rules or limitations – this is the essence of the style.

Sergey Lutsenko was born in 1988, in Ukraine. He exhibited his works nationally.

• Nationality: UKRAINE
• Date of birth : 1988
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• Groups: Ukrainian Contemporary Artists