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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Tempera on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 29.5x23.6in
About this artwork
"Marble Temple Moon Eclipse", acrylic on canvas.
(...) A valuable work has to speak for itself, break away from its author and live its own life. The spaces immortalized in the Serge Vasilendiuc’s wandering are included in a slightly ingenious way. The brush stroke is certain, carefully polished with the clearness which often charms by the overlap of the chromatic layers. On the other hand, I would say that it also aspires to surrealism but in a… restrained way, slightly outdated. The author hides something in his works, there is a tactic silence, the game of angles, curves and lines which means more than houses. He hides the presence of the man, completely absent in his works but his presence can be felt in every piece of stones or bricks. However it is the presence of a man who hides something away or hides out from something. Nobody can explain that, even the moon which watches unreservedly somewhere from above or from the bottom but certainly with eyes wide open. (Bogdan Bretoiu)
(...) A valuable work has to speak for itself, break away from its author and live its own life. The spaces immortalized in the Serge Vasilendiuc’s wandering are included in a slightly ingenious way. The brush stroke is certain, carefully polished with the clearness which often charms by the overlap of the chromatic layers. On the other hand, I would say that it also aspires to surrealism but in a… restrained way, slightly outdated. The author hides something in his works, there is a tactic silence, the game of angles, curves and lines which means more than houses. He hides the presence of the man, completely absent in his works but his presence can be felt in every piece of stones or bricks. However it is the presence of a man who hides something away or hides out from something. Nobody can explain that, even the moon which watches unreservedly somewhere from above or from the bottom but certainly with eyes wide open. (Bogdan Bretoiu)
Serge Vasilendiuc
Poland
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Building structures, thinking philosophically, and having a visual formula of seeing things is my way of seeing things, deliberately giving them life through the language of painting. »
Serge Vasilendiuc is an artist based in Poland whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Romania, Denmark, and Czechia. Through minimalism, he endeavors to obtain the maximum level of artistic effects in composition and in the chromatic. Vasilendiuc's pieces are imbued with symbolism and spirituality, they are an interface between the "tumultuous past and the present".