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Bulkina Anna
Anna Bulkina's painting - is the approach of light to the body. The light, observed by the skin to density and soft textures - so it would be perceived through the gap between heavy eyelids, in the evening languor under the cooled-down sun.
Paintings of the artist
(126)1988-1992 - Art School, Lugansk
1993-1999 - Academy of Arts, Lviv
1995 - International exhibition "Autumn Salon", Lviv
1997 - Personal exhibition in the gallery "Yarovit", Lviv
1998 - Exhibition "New proposals", museum of Ethnography, Lviv
2000 - Personal exhibition in the gallery "Griffin", Kyiv
2000 - Personal exhibition, Ivano-Frankivsk
2001 - Group exhibition "13", Palace of Arts, Lviv
2009 - International exhibition "Lemkivskij Jerusalem" Gorlica, Poland
2010 - Solo exhibition at the cafe "World of Coffee", Lviv
2011 - Solo exhibition at the gallery "KORALLI", Lviv
2011 - "White Exhibition", Gallery "Koralli", Lviv
2011 - "Portrait", Gallery "Koralli", Lviv
2012 - Personal exhibition, Gallery "KORALLI", Lviv
2013 - A series of solo exhibitions in 10 cities of Lithuania, in the framework of the project "Art in Old Lithuanian Manors 2013"
Plein Air
2008 - "Vipche" Verkhovyna, Carpathians
2012 - "Raigardas", Druskininkai, Lithuania
2014 - "Terrakultura" Sheshory, Carpathians
2015 - "Dubisi", Lithuania
2015 - "Ciurlionis", Gallery "SOFA", Druskininkai, Lithuania
2015 - "Izki", Izki village, Carpathians
2016 - "Ciurlionis", Gallery "SOFA", Druskininkai, Lithuania
The great advantage of abstract art in comparison with other types is that it is allegorical, the language of allegories reveals something intimate in front of us that it is impossible to present with ordinary means.
Stories told by picturesque language of Anna Bulkina fascinate - this is a holistic life action, akin to theatre. The feeling increases even more when you look at characters resembling some "archetypes" or unearthly creatures. They are adorable and magnetic. This magnetism reveals not only in the plastic language, but also in the color range.
Fascinating, narrated by the picturesque language of Anna Bulkina's story - this is a holistic life action, akin to theatrical. The feeling increases even more when you look at characters resembling some "archetypes" or unearthly creatures. They are adorable and magnetic. This magnetism is manifested not only in the plastic language, but also in the color range.
So in the painting "Exotic evening performance" the color palette is unusually exquisite. Invisible light flows through the space of the picture, revealing the delicate pearls of azure, pearly pink and delicate scarlet, slowly fades in the corners of the canvas in brown and green tones. Such airy flicker of colors - they seem to shine from within - are characteristic of all Anna's works. This artist encapsulates this color element in clear outline contours, and everything pictured: trees, objects, characters, seem monolithic and peaceful in their static. And the viewer does not leave the feeling that these people and animals looking at you from the paintings, slowly contemplating themselves.
Light, sinks into the tiny gap between the body and the world, translated into some other, parallel palette, not peculiar to any season or time of day. This is the essence of light settles on the bottom ofthe glass vessel incandescent during the day, inverted panopticon.
Painting of shadows, "dead season", protracted low tide. Even borderline images of this melancholic panorama (absolute black - crow sitting near flat on the sand body and extremely bright - old coffee shop, framed by tired soundings accordion and pipes) do not come out of this uniform procession, timekeeping, the consciousness of the one who is in the picture only in sensitive, wary body. Reading, dream, death - these are the forms of his lack, perceived by us as both a veil and space for guessing.
Anna Bulkina's paintings' viewer is a bystander. Mirror reflection is another mystery. The man who looks in the mirror is absent for us? In her paintings she is usually depicted in profile, semi-present, while the reflection looks directly into our eyes. Perhaps such prudence of things prefers to be opened through a system of mirrors, and the wall of Plato's cave is covered with silver? We are again inevitably the strangers. Although the laws of optics are such that she who is looking in the mirror, in semi-profile, see in it us. Us.
The great advantage of abstract art in comparison with other types is that it is allegorical, the language of allegories reveals something intimate in front of us that it is impossible to present with ordinary means.
Stories told by picturesque language of Anna Bulkina fascinate - this is a holistic life action, akin to theatre. The feeling increases even more when you look at characters resembling some "archetypes" or unearthly creatures. They are adorable and magnetic. This magnetism reveals not only in the plastic language, but also in the color range.
Fascinating, narrated by the picturesque language of Anna Bulkina's story - this is a holistic life action, akin to theatrical. The feeling increases even more when you look at characters resembling some "archetypes" or unearthly creatures. They are adorable and magnetic. This magnetism is manifested not only in the plastic language, but also in the color range.
So in the painting "Exotic evening performance" the color palette is unusually exquisite. Invisible light flows through the space of the picture, revealing the delicate pearls of azure, pearly pink and delicate scarlet, slowly fades in the corners of the canvas in brown and green tones. Such airy flicker of colors - they seem to shine from within - are characteristic of all Anna's works. This artist encapsulates this color element in clear outline contours, and everything pictured: trees, objects, characters, seem monolithic and peaceful in their static. And the viewer does not leave the feeling that these people and animals looking at you from the paintings, slowly contemplating themselves.
Light, sinks into the tiny gap between the body and the world, translated into some other, parallel palette, not peculiar to any season or time of day. This is the essence of light settles on the bottom ofthe glass vessel incandescent during the day, inverted panopticon.
Painting of shadows, "dead season", protracted low tide. Even borderline images of this melancholic panorama (absolute black - crow sitting near flat on the sand body and extremely bright - old coffee shop, framed by tired soundings accordion and pipes) do not come out of this uniform procession, timekeeping, the consciousness of the one who is in the picture only in sensitive, wary body. Reading, dream, death - these are the forms of his lack, perceived by us as both a veil and space for guessing.
Anna Bulkina's paintings' viewer is a bystander. Mirror reflection is another mystery. The man who looks in the mirror is absent for us? In her paintings she is usually depicted in profile, semi-present, while the reflection looks directly into our eyes. Perhaps such prudence of things prefers to be opened through a system of mirrors, and the wall of Plato's cave is covered with silver? We are again inevitably the strangers. Although the laws of optics are such that she who is looking in the mirror, in semi-profile, see in it us. Us.