073 360 58 30
Mo — Su 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Contemporary Ukrainian painter Lunov Oleh. Buy paintings

Lunov Oleh

Year of birth 1973
Place of birth Kyiv
Place of living and work Kyiv
About myself and my artworks

Radiant light, transparent elusive shadows, avaricious lines of drawing and graceful colors are combined on the canvases of the artist Oleh Lunov.

The beauty of the lines of a naked female body is sung by the author in his works, women-birds, women-angels, women-demons...

Show all
BIOGRAPHY
Education

1984-1991 - Taras Shevchenko State Art School

1991-1997 - National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, theater and decorative department, workshop of D. Leader, A. Burlin

1993 - designer of theater

1995 - internship at the International Summer Youth University, France

1996 - internship at the Theatrical Festival, Avignon, France

1996 - works at the Kyiv Academic Theater of Drama and Comedy on the left bank of the Dnipro

1997 - Chief Artist at the Kyiv Academic Drama and Comedy Theater on the left bank of the Dnipro

Achievements and awards

2000 - National Union of Artists of Ukraine

EXHIBITIONS

Since 1992 - participant of art exhibitions.

His paintings are in private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

REVIEWS (1) Write a customer review
KyivGallery Art Critic Art critic's review 11/09/2018

Oleh Lunov fills the canvas with a bright golden color and with a brush movement complements the background with lines and spots throughout the plane. With its rhythm and color, the artist's painting resembles Gustav Klimt's compositional decisions, to which Oleh Lunov does not object: "Some of my paintings are frankly imitating Klimt's style. But I don’t see anything wrong with comparing you to a talented master." Klimt's Echo in the artworks of Oleg can be seen not only in color. In the paintings of the Ukrainian artist, we see the same sad mood inherent in the modern era, a certain flatness of the image and decorativeism.

The artist is also keen on Vrubel, Renoir, Schiele, and the influence of these artists affects rather from the inside, unconsciously, “at the level of separate strokes,” as he says.

Oleh Lunov mainly paints landscapes and portraits. The artworks are distinguished by sophistication, craftsmanship and exquisite lightness of composition, as if understatement. Landscapes are like piece of jewelry, where the freedom and confidence of the master is visible. In the portraits, the central characters are beautiful girls painted in light watercolor technique.

Usually, artists are divided into professionals and amateurs, but Oleh Lunov does not draw such a boundary, saying: "I respect everyone who takes brush in his hand."

Show all
KyivGallery Art Critic Art critic's review 11/09/2018

Oleh Lunov fills the canvas with a bright golden color and with a brush movement complements the background with lines and spots throughout the plane. With its rhythm and color, the artist's painting resembles Gustav Klimt's compositional decisions, to which Oleh Lunov does not object: "Some of my paintings are frankly imitating Klimt's style. But I don’t see anything wrong with comparing you to a talented master." Klimt's Echo in the artworks of Oleg can be seen not only in color. In the paintings of the Ukrainian artist, we see the same sad mood inherent in the modern era, a certain flatness of the image and decorativeism.

The artist is also keen on Vrubel, Renoir, Schiele, and the influence of these artists affects rather from the inside, unconsciously, “at the level of separate strokes,” as he says.

Oleh Lunov mainly paints landscapes and portraits. The artworks are distinguished by sophistication, craftsmanship and exquisite lightness of composition, as if understatement. Landscapes are like piece of jewelry, where the freedom and confidence of the master is visible. In the portraits, the central characters are beautiful girls painted in light watercolor technique.

Usually, artists are divided into professionals and amateurs, but Oleh Lunov does not draw such a boundary, saying: "I respect everyone who takes brush in his hand."

Show all