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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Synthetic board
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 18x24in
About this artwork
I met this chanson performer at New York City Marble Cemetery, transplanted her to Pack Slip in the South Street Seaport area, and placed The Paris Cafe behind her. All human characters I paint or draw are people I’ve met in reality. Inclusion of these people into my art makes them very special to me, this is why their portraits tend to resemble icons at times. None of them are aware of the part they play in my art and, since I see them daily on…
the walls of my studio, in my life. When I bump into them accidentally on the streets or on trains, I realize that they are not strangers to me anymore.
I like to think that, by means of my art, these people are given yet another chance to get memorialized as a part of the gigantic ever-changing grotesque called New York City.
This artwork was painted with metallic acrylics on Clayboard panel.
I like to think that, by means of my art, these people are given yet another chance to get memorialized as a part of the gigantic ever-changing grotesque called New York City.
This artwork was painted with metallic acrylics on Clayboard panel.
Vladimir Davidenko
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
Vladimir Davidenko, a diverse artist, has a rich background in painting and photography. His artistry is remarkable, employing expressive brushwork in his paintings and highlighting raw emotions in his photography. Delicate hues, combined with bold shadows, form a dramatic, almost surrealistic world. His work vividly embodies sorrow and longing, compelling viewers to confront their own emotions.