Artist Information:
Tadeush Zhakhovskyy
Kiev,
Ukraine
Member Since: Nov 2009
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Artist Statement:
Tadeush Zhakhovskyy, pastel
artist.
Artist statement.
Part 1. My method.
When I am working on a
painting, I observe that the
space of a painting starts to
deflect my initial idea and
prompts me to the new and
unexpected ways. The painting,
in fact, starts managing the
process of creating itself and
complicating my original idea.
For example, I have started
another painting and pictured
something. Now I try to
grope for further shapes and
colors, and then I intend to
picture, let’s say, a flower.
And it happens as this: I’ve
had an idea about how to
picture the flower and I begin
doing that according to my
plan. Then I suddenly see that
the painting rejects my idea
of a flower, but “offers its
own idea” instead, a kind of
flower idea too, but nothing
similar to mine.
Here it’s clear to me that if
I "stand my ground" about how
to draw a flower, it will be
more safe and sure for me –
it’ll be less risky to spoil
the painting (using pastel you
can’t overlay one color with
another.) If, however, I draw
it "prompted by the painting"
– the result will ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
LIST OF EXHIBITIONS
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS:
2011 – Participant of
International Exhibition
"SLAVIC ART DAYS IN BERLIN" as
a part of "GERMAN ART WEEK ‘
Winter - 2010", Berlin,
Germany.
2010 – First Prize winner in
"UKRAINIAN ART WEEK ’Fall -
2010", first place in
"Avantgarde & Experimental
painting professional
contest", with "Smooth Jazz"
and “Chicago, 4 ...
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Tadeush Zhakhovskyy's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Tadeush Zhakhovskyy's Portfolio.
Tadeush Zhakhovskyy, pastel artist.
Artist statement.
Part 1. My method.
When I am working on a painting, I observe that the space of a painting starts to deflect my initial idea and prompts me to the new and unexpected ways. The painting, in fact, starts managing the process of creating itself and complicating my original idea.
For example, I have started another painting and pictured something. Now I try to
grope for further shapes and colors, and then I intend to picture, let’s say, a flower. And it happens as this: I’ve had an idea about how to picture the flower and I begin doing that according to my plan. Then I suddenly see that the painting rejects my idea of a flower, but “offers its own idea” instead, a kind of flower idea too, but nothing similar to mine.
Here it’s clear to me that if I "stand my ground" about how to draw a flower, it will be more safe and sure for me – it’ll be less risky to spoil the painting (using pastel you can’t overlay one color with another.) If, however, I draw it "prompted by the painting" – the result will ... |
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