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Youth (2025) Original Oil Painting by Tetiana Gryshchenko

103 x 103 x 3cm (framed) / 100 x 100cm (actual image size)

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£2,872.15

Youth is a large-scale oil painting about the period of life we live most fully without realising it is passing.

The work is built on the geometry of the dandelion at its dispersal stage — a delicate sphere on the verge of disappearing into the wind. The ornamental halos above the figures' heads are structured by dividing the circle into 8 and 13 segments, mirroring the Fibonacci spiral of dandelion seeds. Each figure embodies a distinct presence within the group: listening, whispering, dreaming, observing, quietly withdrawing. Together they form a single symbolic universe — enclosed within a large circle, where each smaller circle holds an inner world unique to each figure.

Youth, in this painting, is not a theme but a state: weightless, reckless, and generative all at once. It is the time when we unknowingly lay the foundations of everything that follows.

This painting is the central work of the Youth series. The four preparatory drawings — Listener, Secret, Quiet Presence, and Confidence — were each developed independently before coming together in this composition. All four drawings are available as individual works on my Artfinder profile.

Framed and ready to hang. Signed on the back. Certificate of authenticity included.

Exhibited at the 15th Florence Biennale, Italy, 2025.
Featured in Aatonau contemporary art review, 2025.

Materials used:

Oil

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#contemporary painting#sacred geometry#transience#abstract figurative#geometric art#symbolic painting#sacred art#poetic art#feminine figures#emotional symbolism#biennale artist#dandelion geometry#youth theme#universe motif
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Youth is a large-scale oil painting about the period of life we live most fully without realising it is passing.

The work is built on the geometry of the dandelion at its dispersal stage — a delicate sphere on the verge of disappearing into the wind. The ornamental halos above the figures' heads are structured by dividing the circle into 8 and 13 segments, mirroring the Fibonacci spiral of dandelion seeds. Each figure embodies a distinct presence within the group: listening, whispering, dreaming, observing, quietly withdrawing. Together they form a single symbolic universe — enclosed within a large circle, where each smaller circle holds an inner world unique to each figure.

Youth, in this painting, is not a theme but a state: weightless, reckless, and generative all at once. It is the time when we unknowingly lay the foundations of everything that follows.

This painting is the central work of the Youth series. The four preparatory drawings — Listener, Secret, Quiet Presence, and Confidence — were each developed independently before coming together in this composition. All four drawings are available as individual works on my Artfinder profile.

Framed and ready to hang. Signed on the back. Certificate of authenticity included.

Exhibited at the 15th Florence Biennale, Italy, 2025.
Featured in Aatonau contemporary art review, 2025.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

Tags:

#contemporary painting#sacred geometry#transience#abstract figurative#geometric art#symbolic painting#sacred art#poetic art#feminine figures#emotional symbolism#biennale artist#dandelion geometry#youth theme#universe motif
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Tetiana Gryshchenko is a Ukrainian contemporary conceptual artist working with geometric abstraction, sacred geometry, and symbolic minimalism. Her practice approaches geometry as a visual language of existing order — a... Read more

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