The exhibition will last until August 8!
The choice of this artist for the next stage of exploring the art -centre visitors with the most outstanding representatives of the new wave of contemporary Russian art is not accidental. Ivan Parhachev is a Russian fashion designer,he is a painter, a graphic artist. Using different technologies and materials, the main point, the author devotes a watercolor technique that allows the medium of painting to express their feelings and impressions about what they had seen and shelved in memory. Ivan Parnachev creates unusually light and bright images of different parts of the world, combining in one work and technique, and the individuality of perception, as "metaphor," their mentality and allowing viewers to experience in the atmosphere and the mood that is felt by themselves
"The watercolour technique allows to achieve lightness and transparency in the work of the artist, each painting, executed in watercolor is unique and cannot be repeated, watercolor is a living technique, it is impossible to tame, it can only ably be sent where the author wants, and then it will transform a white sheet of paper in a light and bright work of art…" – I. Parhachev
The art of Ivan Porhachev impresses with its geography and thematic diversity: bridges of new York, the Straits of the Bosphorus, the views of Venice and Florence, native landscapes of Russia, which fully reflects the concept of the art center EXPOSED, tending to concentrate in the walls of the art, not only brought from all over the world, but also reveals the beauty of its different parts.
"Ivan is surprisingly subtle, deep and harmonious artist, each work has its own sound, its own special mood. He masterfully wields such sophisticated techniques as watercolor, creating a work full of deep inner meaning and content," emphasizes Ken Claimi. "I'm sure that Ivan will be appreciated by our guests."
The exhibition will be presented by more than 50 diverse works of the artist. All the exhibited works can be purchased. The Central place of the exhibition will take several circular installations, symbolizing the connection of the mental and metaphysical contexts in a single work.
Working hours:
Tue-Fri: since 11:00 to 20:00 (Saturday, since 12:00 to 19:00; Sun, Mon -Day-off )
