Artwork description:

№Varv 166

Oil painting Sand Varvarov Anatoly highlights the artist’s exceptional ability to transform minimalism into deep emotional expression. In this refined composition, a delicate paper boat rests on textured sand, symbolizing fragility, hope, and the quiet passage of time. Varvarov masterfully uses rich impasto and subtle tonal transitions to recreate the grainy surface, allowing viewers to almost feel the warmth and roughness of the sand. The soft shadows and precise detailing of the boat demonstrate his technical brilliance and sensitivity to light. This artwork stands out for its purity, symbolism, and the artist’s unique talent for infusing simple objects with profound meaning—making it a sophisticated addition to any contemporary art collection.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Sand"
* ARTISTS: Varvarov Anatoly Viktorovich
* SIZE: 25x30 cm/'9.84x11.81 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: Photos provide accurate information about the product.

About the artist: Varvarov Anatoly Viktorovich

He was born on February 12, 1967 in Kremenchuk, Poltava region.

He graduated from Dnepropetrovsk Art School. EV Vuchetich (1983-1987)

National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture - (1990-1996)

Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. He received the category of artist-restorer of easel painting (1999).

A. Varvarov is one of the members of the art commune "Squat on Olehivska", which emerged in the early 90's. The association was a non-profit view of art and demonstrated an innovative approach to the interpretation of contemporary processes in society. Artists did not limit themselves to the walls of galleries and museums and became known for their social actions. Performance installations and flash mobs

Lives and works in Kyiv.

The works are in UKM Uue Kunsti Muuseum | MONA The Museum of New Art, Dnipro Art Museum, CSM M17, National Art Gallery of Ukraine, collections of galleries "Soviart", "AVS ART", "RA", "Vernissage", and private collections of Ukraine, England, Austria, USA, Germany , Canada, Italy, Chile, China, Estonia, Poland, Czech Republic, Russia.

Materials used:

oil

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