In Vitalii Hudko paintings an important role plays the element of randomness of various invoices such as dense strokes, scum, splashes and streams. The color and texture of contrasts, the dynamics of strokes and the game of filiform lines create a colorful enchantment, which saturate with emotions, push viewer's imagination to the thrill of the plot.

The meaningful foundations of Ildan Iakhin's artworks are rather associative, metaphorical allusions to the author's life and professional experience. For an artist, the basic core of creativity is such a concept as GAME. The game with conceptual meanings that have a clear verbal interpretation, as well as a game with something that often does not have a direct translation into the verbal language, what actually consists of fine art, that is, the physical, material embodiment of the artist's idea (material, tools, paints, shape, composition, line, stain, texture, color, etc.).

How does the ideal world of Volodymyr Yakovets appear before us? The answer to this question is not simple and ordinary. As, in fact, the work of the artist himself. Volodymyr Yakovets, with his penchant for creative experimentation and finding non-standard solutions, does not betray his own convictions. For him, it is extremely important to observe the classical canons of painting. On the canvases of the artist, everything shines through and is well drawn. He works with transparency and pays a lot of attention to it. According to the artist, this is what distinguishes him from other artists who apply paint very densely and then add textures. He also uses thematic multi-layering - cubic and square forms are a reference to op art, fonts are a reference to conceptualists.

The desire for decorativeness is the desire to decorate the objects of work and life, housing, and the environment. This striving is to harmonize the relationship of man with the world, primarily through a common rhythmic basis and a system of supporting meanings. Important meanings. It is not for nothing that they are also called iconic. In decorative art, they have the image of generally understandable stylizations and symbols. As milestones of life, they form a special rhythm - the rhythm of the human dimension and weave it into the spatio-temporal rhythm of the image and its contemplation.

Each artist sees him in his own way - in accordance with his attitude, understanding of harmony, creative style. The paintings of Vladimir Ilchenko paradoxically combine commonality and individuality: the generalization of the symbol and the individuality of the personal understanding of the generalization.

Recently, Vladimir became interested in displaying natural rhythms. The artist seeks to clear the rhythm from the subject matter as much as possible: to highlight, so to speak, a smile from the Cheshire cat. Abstract painting fix idea. Since, in this case, the generally understood pictorial language inevitably gives way to artistic "jargon", and "extracting a smile" turns into a narrowing of the artist's life basis to a narrow circle of "initiates".

However, haven't the alchemists made useful discoveries while searching for the Philosopher's Stone? It seems that Vladimir will be lucky too. And the sincerity inherent in the artist and the desire to give people joy will help him in this.

In the complex and multicolored palette of contemporary Ukrainian art, Viktor Ivaniv's painting attracts attention with its peculiarity, high professional culture and, especially, spiritual perfection. Actually, the measure of individuality and uniqueness determines the self-value of a particular artist, allows him to take his place in a ultra-high substance called art. This substance is near the Absolute, so it opens the door only for those who follow the call of their own soul, do not look at the stereotypes, fashion, or conjuncture.

Volodymyr Ivanov positions himself as a hyperrealist artist and an experimenter in such a mysterious, unexplored area as surrealism.

Taras Kobliuk embodies the experience, reacts to what excites him. The artist tried to do something far-fetched, but it turned out to be too artificial. Better when everything is natural, then the author looks at his artwork and understands why he created it.

Taras Kobliuk loves color. The artwork without color seems unfinished to the artist. He adds it to every artwork. Taras usually uses two or three shades. Their ratio should be perfect and the colors interesting, then this dissonance is sure to attract attention. Perhaps the artist thinks so under the impression of Friedensreich Gundertwasser or Egon Schiele.

Mykola Kocherzhuk works in the field of oil and acrylic painting, graphics.

The source of Mykola Kocherzhuk painting is street art, which, with its monumentality, urbanism and free expression of ideas, conquered him. The need to supplement the provincial space and through art to interact with the public has become a stimulus to the artist and the daily aspirations to technically improve, create new sketches, the best of which subsequently grew into graffiti on the wall. In the process of cognition, the graphic expression was developed.

Thus, art led the painter to the need to become a professional, to develop communicative and own manner of reflection in painting. Plein air environment became a delight of Mykola Kocherzhuk, which made it possible to interact directly with nature and to be part of it.

Vitalii Kolesnykov creates portraits, landscapes, historical and genre paintings, still lifes.

The artist's paintings are characterized by rich, bright colors, impressionistic style.