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The color white is a symbol of chastity, cleanliness and victory, and will evoke various meanings in contrast to black. And that's what modern artists give to the color white ...
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Painting (Oil painting)
Original Artwork
2015
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Unframed
This artwork by Zakhar Shevchuk, titled "White Flowers," epitomizes the artist's journey from academic realism to a distinctive blend of figurative and abstract art. The piece, executed in oil on plywood, presents a still life that intriguingly plays with the concept of negative space. Here, the flowers, typically a subject of vibrant color, are rendered in muted greys, allowing the surrounding hues to infuse the composition with life. This creative reversal of expectations is a hallmark of Shevchuk's approach, where the familiar becomes a canvas for exploration and reinterpretation.
Shevchuk's method, born from a moment of serendipity on a used palette, showcases his ability to perceive art in the everyday. The transformation of discarded materials into a thought-provoking piece reflects his philosophy of stripping down forms to their essence. The result is a visual dialogue between color and form, where the viewer is invited to find order in chaos, as shapes emerge from the textured background only to dissolve upon closer inspection.
Representing both a physical and metaphorical layering, "White Flowers" serves as a testament to Shevchuk's evolving style—grounded in his academic roots yet transcending towards abstraction. As an esteemed graduate and current educator at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv, Ukraine, Shevchuk continues to influence art with his innovative techniques and conceptual depth.
Ukraine
For me creating art is a way to discover the surrounding world, gain some experience, and a possibility to understand how I feel about various things. In my artworks I aim to express what I feel about the object, rather than how I see it. Consequently, many of my paintings are somewhere on the edge of figurative and abstract art.
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