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Poseidon

Dima Filatov

2022 • Ukraine • Acrylic, India Ink on Cardboard

48 x 29 in

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Dima Filatov

Ukraine

Artist highlights

Group shows participant
International Exposure
Experienced Artist
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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, India Ink on Cardboard
Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 47.6x28.7in

About this artwork

In crafting this piece, I dove into a blend of realism infused with abstract elements to capture the essence and turmoil of a pondering soul. Utilizing acrylics and India ink, I played with light and shadow to sculpt the features, giving rise to a fragmented yet cohesive visage that challenges the observer to see beyond the surface. The stark contrasts and dynamic strokes invoke a sense of resilience and depth, energizing any space with its introspective… aura.

Dima Filatov

Ukraine

Credentials

Group shows participant
International Exposure
Experienced Artist
Solo shows participant
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« Life is the suffering of a grasshopper forgotten in a box by a cruel child. It occurred to me, but I do not have a permanent creed. »

Dima Filatov is a Ukrainian painter who has exhibited nationally, as well as in Russia, South Korea, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain, and Georgia. Each of his works is a window into the spiritual world. In the search for new means of artistic expression, Filatov explores the 'contact points' between the secular and the spiritual. From abstract art to realism, his artistic approach varies, as art is his philosophy.

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