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Artist Information:
Andrey Alexandrovsky
Prague,
Czech Republic
Member Since: Apr 2005

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Artist Statement for Andrey Alexandrovsky

I am inspired by oil paintings of Italian and German masters of 14-16 centuries and by the Russian icon painting of the same period. I feel very close to these art traditions, however I am not attempting to work in this manner.

I live in Prague, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Its architecture is a mixture of Gothic, Baroque and Secession style buildings. Its mysterious and even magic atmosphere finds its reflection in my artworks. Therefore the characters like queens, knights, and angels - appear in my paintings quite often.

The figures, which appear in my paintings, are a bit schematic at the beginning but as I work further on a painting they change and take different shapes. The result is sometimes unexpected even for myself. The people in my paintings are often fantastic, magic. These are not specific people whom I know but they are rather some symbols that help me to express my feelings and moods.

When I create a painting, a sculptor in me sometimes wins over a painter. I pay more attention to shapes, draping, and clothes than to colors. In this case, the figures in my paintings become “three-dimensional”, they are often quite heavy and volumetric.

In other cases, I get more attracted by the colors combination and the shapes become less important. I especially like different shades of red color (it appears in almost all of my works) and use the combination of dense single-colored background and elements representing the mixture of more complicated shades.


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