Apples and pears on the table/ Still life (2022) Painting by Mykola Kozlovskyi
Seller Mykola Kozlovskyi
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Cardboard
- Dimensions Height 25.6in, Width 35.4in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $1,000 Fauvism
The picture is drawn from nature, the decorative form of the picture lacks a linear perspective.
Materials: gauze pasted on cardboard, wooden frame on the back.
Nature morte dans le goût de Cézanne.
L'image est tirée de la nature, la forme décorative de l'image manque d'une perspective linéaire.
Matériaux : gaze collée sur carton, cadre en bois au dos.
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Mykola Kozlovskyi, a contemporary Ukrainian painter. His artistic repertoire spans various techniques, including oil and acrylic painting, as well as the traditional craft of icon painting with egg tempera. Kozlovskyi's creative passion extends to plein air painting, capturing landscapes, still life, and venturing into the realm of abstraction.
In his artistic journey, Mykola Kozlovskyi draws inspiration from avant-garde luminaries such as Matisse and Selsky. He is deeply fascinated by the avant-garde forms of painting, ranging from impressionism to abstraction, as well as the rich tradition of Ukrainian folk icon painting from the 15th to the 18th centuries. This diverse array of influences is a testament to Kozlovskyi's willingness to experiment with form, to simplify, and to generalize, refusing to confine his art to a single style. For him, color stands as the primary and decisive tool in the art of painting.
Kozlovskyi's work is a reflection of his profound connection with the world around him. He finds inspiration in the simple yet captivating beauty of everyday scenes, whether it's the gentle play of sunlight on rooftops, the rich purples and greens of moss-covered tree trunks, the serene allure of a winter park, the pristine elegance of snow, or the ever-changing dynamics of clouds and light. These natural wonders have captivated humanity for centuries, and Kozlovskyi sees them as the root of our earliest artistic experiences.
In his art, Mykola Kozlovskyi delves into the intricacies of form, color, light, motif, and composition. His creations are an invitation to viewers to pause, momentarily disconnect from the demands of daily life, and contemplate the subtle beauty that surrounds them. Kozlovskyi believes that his compositions have the power to evoke an inner response in those who take a moment to appreciate the simple pleasures of lifewhether it be a mesmerizing sunset or the intriguing dance of clouds across the sky.
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Nationality:
UKRAINE
- Date of birth : 1994
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Ukrainian Contemporary Artists
