Artist Information:
Ruslan Khais
Philadelphia, PA
United States
Member Since: Oct 2005
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Artist Statement:
For the last four years the
landscape has been predominant
subject in my art. Shimmer of
sun light, coming trough the
leaves and its ever-changing
reflections in the water
become the subject of my
paintings. I am searching for
pastoral images that have some
sort of resonance rather than
meaning.
My fascination with light has
started as an attempt to
rethink the legacy of
Pointillism, which in our time
of the digital media and
pixilation, has found a new
frame of reference.
Emphasizing the well organized
chaos of colorful dots,
stripes, seemingly mechanical
brush marks and alluding to
some aspects of digital
photography, is resulting the
paintings with soft focus were
the border between realistic
image and abstraction are
blurred.
The way I wont the painting
to come out is more the way of
trying to depict an image what
is not about reality, but one
that is some how in between
the actuality of a scene and
something that is in your head
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Collections:
Johnson & Johnson Co.
Ambler,PA. USA
Phillip and Muriel Bergman
Museum of Art, Collegeville,
PA, USA
Carl Steel &
Associaates,Philadelphia, PA,
USA
Mrs.Jan Gordon ,Roadner,
PA,USA...
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Commissions:
Johnson&Johnson Co.
Springhouse facility, Ambler,
PA,USA
Mr.& Mrs. Woods Gladwyne,PA
,USA...
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Ruslan Khais's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Ruslan Khais's Portfolio.
For the last four years the landscape has been predominant subject in my art. Shimmer of sun light, coming trough the leaves and its ever-changing reflections in the water become the subject of my paintings. I am searching for pastoral images that have some sort of resonance rather than meaning.
My fascination with light has started as an attempt to rethink the legacy of Pointillism, which in our time of the digital media and pixilation, has found a new frame of reference. Emphasizing the well organized chaos of colorful dots, stripes, seemingly mechanical brush marks and alluding to some aspects of digital photography, is resulting the paintings with soft focus were the border between realistic image and abstraction are blurred.
The way I wont the painting to come out is more the way of trying to depict an image what is not about reality, but one that is some how in between the actuality of a scene and something that is in your head
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