Eternal (Progress vs Unchanged)

Tatyana Palchuk Biography

Against a backdrop of iconic gold hues, the essence of modern progress takes center stage. Dark, gray symbols of the industrial and technological revolution emerge factory buildings with sooty chimneys piercing the golden sky. Amidst this industrial landscape, a white religious structure, architecturally Orthodox Christian, stands in stark contrast, symbolizing a desperate struggle for existence amidst human-induced pollution. Golden rain cascades upon the industrial environment, as if attempting to cleanse and transform it. It’s a scene of conflict and confrontation, yet we recognize that both sides must coexist and contend with each other indefinitely. True to Tatyana Palchuk’s style, the depiction is simultaneously surreal and real, conveying the idea of the eternal struggle between opposites, presented in a manner that is both abstract yet deeply comprehensible.

Exhibited

1997
Europ’Art Fair, Geneve, Switzerland
Exhibition Hall On Kuznecki Most, Moscow, Solo Show

1998
Exhibition Hall On Kuznecki Most, Moscow, Group Show
“World, Events, People” – Exhibition Hall “Latvia” August 1988.

2000
“Spil” Art Magazine, N2/3

2013
Rietumu Bank Exhibition Hall (RCC) May 8 – 31 Riga
Art House “Juras Varti” – Ventspils – Solo Show, December/January 2013/14.
Broadcast TV ReTV Movie “Personalities” ReTV Latvia 2013
Culture News “Cesis” 9 January 2013

2014
Regional Museum “Rezekne” Retrospective Solo Show October 2014.

2015
Iecava Culture Hall – Solo Show in Homeland – February 2015.
Bauska Museum – Latvia – Retrospective – March/April 2015.
Valmiera Museum – Retrospective – October 2015.