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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 66.9x33.1in
About this artwork
The Russian hieroglyph Trinity is a painting in a rare style, abstract symbolism. The picture was painted in 1992, difficult times for Russia, so a canvas was used for the basis, which I was able to find and prime myself at that time, so it turned out to be quite rough, but a thick layer of oil paints sprayed in an expressive manner tightly soaked the soil. This painting will soon be about 30 years old, and it is very well preserved.
The painting… "Russian hieroglyph Trinity" reflects several essential processes through the gospel story of the " three crosses "from which the so-called"hieroglyph" was created. The movement of colors is a symbolic reflection of the struggle between good and evil, life and death, the divine principle in man and his carnal principle... In those distant years, I experienced all this inside myself, like all our people.. The picture remained as evidence of a "turning point" in fate.
The picture is large in size and is therefore sent in a roll
The painting… "Russian hieroglyph Trinity" reflects several essential processes through the gospel story of the " three crosses "from which the so-called"hieroglyph" was created. The movement of colors is a symbolic reflection of the struggle between good and evil, life and death, the divine principle in man and his carnal principle... In those distant years, I experienced all this inside myself, like all our people.. The picture remained as evidence of a "turning point" in fate.
The picture is large in size and is therefore sent in a roll
Igor Medvedev
Russia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I paint pictures because I get aesthetic pleasure and surprise from the process and the result. Every time, something new and unusual comes out. »
Igor Medvedev is a painter and photographer based in Russia whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. His bold abstractions fuse figures, drawings, memes, words, signs, and symbols, which are intertwined with color, graphics, and meaning. In his artistic process, Medvedev most often employs acrylics, collage, oil pastels, and markers.