Artwork description:

№Kat 16

What do you see when you look at "Talk to me"? Do you see a simple oil painting, or do you see something more?
This painting is more than just a pretty picture - it's a powerful statement about the human condition. It challenges us to examine how we communicate with each other.
On the surface, the painting seems to depict a conversation between two people. But upon closer inspection, we can see that there is a power imbalance. One person is clearly in a position of strength, while the other is weaker.
This painting asks us to consider how we talk to each other. Do we always speak on an equal footing, or do we allow our differences in power to dictate the conversation?
"Talk to me" is more than just a painting - it's a thought-provoking piece of art that will leave you questioning your own communication style.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Talk to me"
* ARTISTS: Oleg Kateryniuk
* SIZE: 125x150cm/'49.21x59.05 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection

* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product

About the artist: Oleg Kateryniuk was born in 1969 in Ukraine.. has made a successful career as a graphic designer.. But, over the years we become more sensitive to people, to nature, to the environment, to everything around us. So something happened, noticed, interested you and sits in you, with its emotions, feelings, its truth and philosophy.. no-no, it does not bother you, just sometimes, as if talking to you, tells your story, pulls your strings souls, and are forced to flee in search of something new, still unnoticed, and very, as it seems at this time, so necessary.. and not only you.. And in such moments you take a pencil, brushes and everything at hand.. and you draw.. being left alone with canvas or paper and your thoughts..

Materials used:

oil

Tags:

#figurative #pop art #surrealism #sculpture #print #social commentary #symbolism #grotesque #monk #art collectibles #genre scene #neorealism #contermporary art