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This piece resembles the works of great painting masters from the past, with its black background, side lighting, and meticulous attention to objects and reflections. However, its realism is distinctly modern, with vibrant, warm colors that feel contemporary. The abundance of items arranged here would be enough for at least three modern still lifes, requiring extensive work, craftsmanship, and time. Yet, it’s the theatrical interplay of colors and objects that truly sets it apart, necessitating numerous “actors” to bring it to life. The inclusion of living creatures like sparrows, beetles, and ants adds to the drama, essential for a fully realized composition. This approach distinguishes Tatyana Palchuk as a master of the New Renaissance, offering a refreshing contrast to the prevailing aesthetics of primitive art and commercialism. Working within the tradition of Academic Art, Palchuk produces indisputably high-quality work that future generations will admire. In contrast to gimmicks like cans of feces or preserved sharks, her art will stand the test of time, free from the taint of degradation and decline.
Exhibited
2021
Rundale Multicultural Arts Center, Solo Show
2022
Iecava Culture Hall, Solo Show, City Day Celebration
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