- Sergey Sklyarov is an artist with a philosophical approach to painting. Everything begins with a thought, with an energy message, which then becomes overgrown with matter. Sergey believes that the universe is built on this principle. So in his paintings, he first draws color spots. And then, the artist's consciousness gradually creates unique images. There is a kind of intuitive improvisation-perhaps this is what you can call his style of painting. Out of chaos, harmony is born. Sergey does not think through his paintings in advance and does not make sketches. The main thing is a special state of consciousness, it receives information from the cosmos, which it passes through itself and then reflects its feelings on the canvases. Through his creativity, Sergey encourages people to look inside themselves, to open their minds. Abstract from everyday difficulties and think about the boundless wealth of your inner world. Realize the depth of your personality and think about the main thing. About what is hidden in the bustle of everyday life. There is an understatement in some of the artist's paintings. With its help, Sergey conducts a dialogue with the audience. In the same abstract spots, some see, for example, angels, and some, on the contrary, demons. And even the same person, depending on their mood, can see either one or the other. According to this painting, the viewer can diagnose their psychological state. Sergey combines incompatible elements in his work, thus obtaining an anomalous concept – this is when mixing techniques and genres gives a single artistic image. The artist constantly experiments, combining elements of realism, abstraction, symbolism, and cosmism in his paintings… He does not write reality, but his attitude to it.
Author of the article Maria Matyu
"Генезис". Стихотворение Премы Астэри на одноименную картину Склярова Сергея "Генезис".
"Harmony of Chaos" - Sklyar & synthTHEsizer
Friends, thank you for your interest in my work.
I love creativity in all its forms and manifestations.
I respect artists and their personal vision of the world
