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Sergey Skutaru. The battle of color and form
Exhibition March 4 − April 11, 2020
Gallery VLADEY Space CSI "Winery" presents the exhibition“Sergey Skutaru. The battle of color and form ".
The exposition consists of bright paintings by the artist from the collection of the gallery.
Artist Sergey Skutaru is essentially self-taught: he turned to painting, having nothing but a year of college and visiting several major museums. In his intensely colored, sharp works, there is no desire for a non-primitive, and even more so for stylization. But there is a handwriting and the lack of a framework that allows the artist to turn everything he sees into a picture without making a distinction between random reproduction, nature and memory - and without dividing the phenomena into main and secondary. The author’s ideas are overwhelmingly elementary with a very complex, sometimes improvisational performance. The artist himself says that the topic helps him find a random push from the outside, the emotional response that he receives from the world, as a requirement to return to the canvas.
Sergey Skutaru writes his portrait of modern Russia, seen from the inside, from the back door - and the emotional accuracy of this portrait leaves no doubt.
Based on site materialsGalleries VLADEY Space.
The exposition consists of bright paintings by the artist from the collection of the gallery.
Artist Sergey Skutaru is essentially self-taught: he turned to painting, having nothing but a year of college and visiting several major museums. In his intensely colored, sharp works, there is no desire for a non-primitive, and even more so for stylization. But there is a handwriting and the lack of a framework that allows the artist to turn everything he sees into a picture without making a distinction between random reproduction, nature and memory - and without dividing the phenomena into main and secondary. The author’s ideas are overwhelmingly elementary with a very complex, sometimes improvisational performance. The artist himself says that the topic helps him find a random push from the outside, the emotional response that he receives from the world, as a requirement to return to the canvas.
Sergey Skutaru writes his portrait of modern Russia, seen from the inside, from the back door - and the emotional accuracy of this portrait leaves no doubt.
Based on site materialsGalleries VLADEY Space.
