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2019
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In this striking composition by Zakhar Shevchuk, titled "Black Vase," the artist skillfully bridges the gap between figurative and abstract art. Employing a tactile application of oil on canvas, Shevchuk deconstructs the traditional still life, presenting a bouquet that vibrates with life against a serene backdrop. The black vase serves as an anchor, drawing the viewer into a field of textured brushwork that suggests a mass of flowers. In a dance of light and shadow, the yellow blooms seem to emerge and recede into the cool, understated tones of their surroundings.
Shevchuk's approach is minimalist, yet the visual impact is anything but. His mastery in stripping form to its essence allows the subject to resonate with an almost musical rhythm. The dimensions of this piece classify it as neither small nor overwhelming, allowing it to command attention without dominating space. Created in 2019, "Black Vase" exemplifies the artist's evolving style—rooted in academic training, yet daring in its expressive abstraction.
Zakhar Shevchuk, an alumnus and instructor at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, continues to push boundaries. His works, found in collections globally, and his contributions to public art, reflect a commitment to art that engages and challenges. "Black Vase" is a testament to Shevchuk's philosophical exploration of perception, inviting viewers to a visual play that is renewed with each encounter. This piece is poised to enhance any collection, appealing to admirers of bold, contemporary strokes as well as the subtleties of modern abstraction.
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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