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Igor Kislitsin
Igor Kislitsin is undoubtedly a master of colour, which serves both as a tool to heighten the canvas's evocative power and as a carrier of his ideas. His approach to colour is both consistent and uniquely his own. With assured and expressive use of pure, localised colours, he lends his compositions a richness and density that evoke the aura of sacred medieval art—icons, frescoes, stained glass, and even ancient folk ornamentation. Kislicin’s work is distinguished by a remarkable degree of abstraction, with a pared-back simplicity, a sense of ritualised calm, and an absence of narrative detail. The flatness of his compositions and their monumental quality, combined with the depth of his colour layers and glazes, create a shimmering, almost ethereal surface. He works in extensive cycles, arranging his pieces as if in a continuous frieze and orchestrating a “procession” of forms. Notable cycles include Northern Voyage, Opus Magnum, Red Earth, Ode to Blue, and Black Sun, among others. Each cycle reflects his deep engagement with chromatic resonance and visual symbolism, resulting in works that transcend mere representation and enter the realm of timeless ritual.
Vleriya Kozina
Bright uniqueness, integrity, originality, and distinctiveness—words that may have become somewhat clichéd—perfectly encapsulate her art. To find one’s own path and a distinct creative voice is no easy feat. While Valeriya's gaze turned towards the art of the French masters, she imitates no one, remaining resolutely free and independent. Her creative method is introspective, rooted in a vibrant and expansive imagination. She seeks to express the innermost depths through colour, line, and rhythm. Her work carries a profound biographical imprint, which serves as the principal driving force, urging her towards innovation and originality.
Iskander Ilyazov
An abstract artist, Iskander Ilyazov creates vivid geometric abstractions in oil on canvas. Iskan Ilyazov seeks to convey his ideas through absolute clarity and simplicity of form. His works are characterized by order, structure, balance, harmony, and beauty. This style of art offers an escape from the stresses and complexities of everyday life, providing a sense of peace and perspective—this is where its true value lies.
Igor Kopeikin
A world of alternate realities, pointing to a hidden self, suddenly and unexpectedly manifests itself visually to the artist. The painter plays out the destinies of his characters, and sometimes he perceives more—gaining insight into what lies beyond the grasp of the rational mind. Viewing some of Igor Kopeykin’s works, one is reminded of Italian fairy tales. The ability to jest, to linger in the realm of childhood imagination—this speaks of a person with an open heart and a bright spirit. His talent lies in layering images upon one another, skillfully capturing multiplicity without overwhelming the canvas. Kopeykin finds perspectives that allow his characters to be studied and explored, inviting the viewer to seek their differences or similarities, engaging in a captivating game.