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At the Source (2024) Original Acrylic Painting by Vladimir Mikhalko

50 x 40 x 1cm (unframed) / 50 x 40cm (actual image size)

£410.81

“At the Source” belongs to the series “The Mystery of the Third Planet.” The painting depicts a group of imaginary beings gathered around a mysterious source. It may be a spring, a place of origin or a point from which new life and new forms begin to emerge.

The composition combines fluid shapes with more architectural and figurative elements. Bright blue, pink and ochre accents move through a network of pale forms, creating the impression of a living environment in constant transformation.

Created intuitively with acrylic paint, pencil and texture gel, the work explores the source as both a physical place and a symbol of memory, renewal and creative energy. The narrative remains open, allowing viewers to imagine what the figures are seeking and what they may discover there

Materials used:

Acrylic, pencil and texture gel on MDF

Details:

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“At the Source” belongs to the series “The Mystery of the Third Planet.” The painting depicts a group of imaginary beings gathered around a mysterious source. It may be a spring, a place of origin or a point from which new life and new forms begin to emerge.

The composition combines fluid shapes with more architectural and figurative elements. Bright blue, pink and ochre accents move through a network of pale forms, creating the impression of a living environment in constant transformation.

Created intuitively with acrylic paint, pencil and texture gel, the work explores the source as both a physical place and a symbol of memory, renewal and creative energy. The narrative remains open, allowing viewers to imagine what the figures are seeking and what they may discover there

Materials used:

Acrylic, pencil and texture gel on MDF

Details:

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Vladimir Mikhalko

Location Germany

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My artistic practice explores processes of transformation in nature, society and the inner world of the individual. I work at the boundary between abstraction and figuration, allowing recognisable forms to... Read more

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