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Kocherzhuk Mykola
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.
Paintings of the artist
(33)2011 - Institute of Arts, Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Fine Arts Department
2018 Solo "Natur Synthesis", Gallery Art on Moore (Ivano-Frankivsk)
2018 Abstract Art International (collective)
2017 Center for Contemporary Art (personal exhibition) Ivano-Frankivsk
2017 "Portrait of Podillia", Old Town Hall, (collective) Kamyanets Podilsky
2016-17 Solo , "Visions space" Fortress gallery "Bastion", Ivano-Frankivsk
2016 Solo "Rhythms Horizon", Art Museum of Carpathian, Ivano-Frankivsk
2015 - "Sacrum", Ivano-Frankivsk
2015 - "Christmas Sonata", Lviv
2014 - "Ancient Halych", Ivano-Frankivsk
2014 - All-Ukrainian Exhibition "Independence Day", Kyiv
2013 - International Exhibition "SNAC UKRAINE", San Francisco
2013 - Regional Exhibition "Carpathians in Time and Space", Poltava
2013 - Personal exhibition "Edge of Versions", Ivano-Frankivsk
2012-2013 - Youth exhibition "Angels in collegiate", Ivano-Frankivsk
2012 - Youth Exhibition "Stranger", Ivano-Frankivsk
2012 - Youth Exhibition "MARTS", Kyiv
Plein-air
2013 Nadvirna Museum of Ukr Oil
2014-17 Sha'an International Symposium
2014-15 Galich All-Ukrainian
2015-16 Velyatino All-Ukrainian plein air
2015 Panorama "Khust", All-Ukrainian plein air
2017 Kamyanets Podilsky, All-Ukrainian Symposium
2018 Chorna Tysa "Hotsulʹshchyna"
The landscapes of Mykola Kocherzhuk rush into the consciousness of the viewer with colorful impressions full of bright emotions. Transient, barely perceptible states of nature froze on the artist's canvases: changeability of cloudy autumn days, the transience of scarlet sunsets, the calm of lilac twilight. On canvases appear majestic mountains, wide valleys, but sometimes even a lone bush can be for the artist the subject of admiring inspiration. Being a painter of the Western Ukrainian school of painting, he, however, stands out from a number of its representatives by great expressiveness and restrained color.
The master feels the color incredibly subtly, conveying the finest gradations, then using a hue that is close to real, then exaggerating, bringing it to the peak of saturation, glowing feelings. Color for the artist is the main means of expressing the states of nature. The artist builds the coloring of some artworks literally in two shades, however they are very precisely adjusted, they sound self-sufficient and create an absolutely complete image. He puts light, but energetic, almost weightless strokes, one on top of the other, creating a feeling of vibrating space, constant movement and changeability. Successfully combining graphics and painting, the master often uses a line and a spot, achieving an amazing depth and expressiveness of the image.
The artist's ability to capture such expressive unique moments admires you and looking at the landscapes of Mykola Kocherzhuk, you are immersed in the reverent contemplative state of trembling before nature and its changing temper.
The landscapes of Mykola Kocherzhuk rush into the consciousness of the viewer with colorful impressions full of bright emotions. Transient, barely perceptible states of nature froze on the artist's canvases: changeability of cloudy autumn days, the transience of scarlet sunsets, the calm of lilac twilight. On canvases appear majestic mountains, wide valleys, but sometimes even a lone bush can be for the artist the subject of admiring inspiration. Being a painter of the Western Ukrainian school of painting, he, however, stands out from a number of its representatives by great expressiveness and restrained color.
The master feels the color incredibly subtly, conveying the finest gradations, then using a hue that is close to real, then exaggerating, bringing it to the peak of saturation, glowing feelings. Color for the artist is the main means of expressing the states of nature. The artist builds the coloring of some artworks literally in two shades, however they are very precisely adjusted, they sound self-sufficient and create an absolutely complete image. He puts light, but energetic, almost weightless strokes, one on top of the other, creating a feeling of vibrating space, constant movement and changeability. Successfully combining graphics and painting, the master often uses a line and a spot, achieving an amazing depth and expressiveness of the image.
The artist's ability to capture such expressive unique moments admires you and looking at the landscapes of Mykola Kocherzhuk, you are immersed in the reverent contemplative state of trembling before nature and its changing temper.