Vladimir Hristov

Multistable Perception

Vladimir is a painter who oscillates between two poles. On one side there is the process of deep soul searching through intuitive, fluid, organic painting, and on the other is the exploring the aesthetic possibilities offered by repetition and precision. Patterns conceived...

Multistable Perception

Vladimir is a painter who oscillates between two poles. On one side there is the process of deep soul searching through intuitive, fluid, organic painting, and on the other is the exploring the aesthetic possibilities offered by repetition and precision. Patterns conceived of color, lines, and simple geometrical shapes encompass a haptic quality of the image. The link between the two is the pursue of a distinct visual experience of multistable perception. The carefully calibrated compositions of his works invite you to consider the planes of reality from which the works originate. The perception is best described as an experience that evokes a sense of otherworldliness. Hristov intends for his paintings to be open to interpretation and to evolve and grow with time and different audiences.

Vladimir works with acrylic, oil, charcoal, pens, pencils, tape, and his own hands.

Social and Artistic Awareness

The imagery of Hristov’s paintings is abstract yet his inspiration is very much rooted in reality. Society and its flaws are impossible to ignore, especially for an artist who wants to provoke a profound emotional response from his viewer. His new works explore the questions of the future of human society, science and technology. He believes that technological singularity is inevitable and the only solution for the continuation of the human race. The endless geometric utopian architectural imagery refers to the future habitats where humans and technology are one.

National Success

Hristov has exhibited extensively in group and solo shows across the Netherlands and his work belong to numerous private collections around the world, notably in the United States.