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(4.11 - 151 votes)Yury on his work:
My works are about visual perception and the ways in which the face or body or sometimes even a simple cup responds to the color, line, texture or pattern. The “Thing” or “Subject” by itself, surrounded by “Great Nothing”, is my excitement. I try to establish a very private dialog between the viewer and the subject matter of my painting. It is a simple and sincere conversation without any unnecessary details.
Next Artist: Christa Palazzolo
Previous Artist: Costa Dvorezky
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I spent the weekend away on a writer's retreat where I enjoyed baking some scones. I've always loved this ode to scones... I've a new embroidery desig...
I spent the weekend away on a writer's retreat where I enjoyed baking some scones. I've always loved this ode to scones... I've a new embroidery desig...
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Comment by Stasia — November 26, 2009
very realistic and simple concept makes these paintings easy to like….very nice
Comment by Roger Gorton — November 26, 2009
I love his work too!
I know that second painting was sold after 20 min it arrived to the Gallery One in Toronto.
http://www.galleryone.ca
Comment by taniadara — November 26, 2009
Nice paintings. Very well executed. Not too sure about the dripping though. I see a lot of artist dripping these days.
Comment by Casey Shannon — November 26, 2009
Great work!
Comment by ezion — November 26, 2009
really neat…….
Comment by norb — November 26, 2009
I think that this art is very expressive, especially in the eyes. The realism of these pieces are astounding!
Comment by a$hley — November 26, 2009
It’s beautiful.
Comment by Emilia — November 26, 2009
Love the paintings — the seemingly drippig paint reminds me of female japaneese artist I study in art appreciation that used a technique of letting thinned paint to drip over a painting to see how it would change the painting. Very Cool
Comment by Fred Gardner — November 26, 2009
I love it!!!
Comment by Mimi — November 26, 2009