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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
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Framing :
Cardboard
under plexiglas
Framed - Dimensions : 13.8x17.3in
About this artwork
Death.
"It is not death that we should fear, but that we should not have begun to live."
Marcus Aurelius.
In this piece, I channeled raw emotion through abstract expressionism, using acrylic to create a powerful tension. The central chaos contrasts starkly with the muted background, conveying struggle and resilience. Imagine the intensity it will bring—an energy that sparks deep reflection and stirs the soul, transforming your space with… its bold, evocative presence.
"It is not death that we should fear, but that we should not have begun to live."
Marcus Aurelius.
In this piece, I channeled raw emotion through abstract expressionism, using acrylic to create a powerful tension. The central chaos contrasts starkly with the muted background, conveying struggle and resilience. Imagine the intensity it will bring—an energy that sparks deep reflection and stirs the soul, transforming your space with… its bold, evocative presence.
Dmitriy Vasilenko
Russia
Credentials
- Works on commission
Dmitriy Vasilenko, a painter educated at the V.A. Ptashinsky Art School No. 1 and now at Krasnodar Art School, works primarily with monotyping. He draws on classic literary themes, notably “The Master and Margarita,” infusing his art with dramatic contrasts of light, monochromatic palettes, and assertive lines. His expressive, associative style—employing elements of chance—sparks the viewer’s imagination. Vasilenko’s evocative images serve as a heartfelt invitation, bridging the gap between reality and a new dimension of feelings, evoking love of life and profound emotional experience.
Dmitriy Vasilenko
Death
$5,470