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EUPHORIA

Kirill Vykhodtsev

2024 • Germany • Acrylic, Graffiti on Synthetic board

12 x 8 in

$760

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Kirill Vykhodtsev

Germany

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Medium : Acrylic, Graffiti on Synthetic board
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 11.7x8.3in

About this artwork

"EUPHORIA" captures the fleeting, intense nature of emotional highs. The contrast between structure and chaos, light and darkness, mirrors the surge of energy and movement within euphoric moments. The central form, both present and dissolving, symbolizes the transient nature of joy—tangible yet ever-shifting.
The intricate textures add depth, hinting at the complexity beneath the surface. This piece invites the viewer to reflect on how euphoria rises,… takes shape, and fades, leaving behind its lingering imprint.

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Kirill Vykhodtsev

Germany

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Featured in gallery curations
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Kirill Vykhodtsev, a painter, printer and digital artist, grew up in the graffiti world and has a passion for calligraphy and abstract art. He uses digital and traditional techniques, combining precise control and randomness to create a dynamic aesthetic and strives to capture the viewer's gaze. His works, characterized by colors, shapes and textures, challenge viewers to expand the boundaries of the visible and discover connections between chaos and structure, nature and technology.

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