The painting is made in a unique original style and author's technique of the artist. The artwork was painted using high quality acrylic paints. It has a juicy embossed texture and bright colors. Predominantly blue, yellow, red, black, magenta, orange, ocher. Many interpenetrating layers to achieve the desired effect. The work was painted in the style of expressionism and figurative art. This artwork is a ready to hang.
Signature of the author on the front side of the canvas.
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Mikhail Baranovskiy is a contemporary painter based in Israel, known not only for his artistic prowess but also for his contributions as a writer, playwright, and screenwriter. Born in the USSR in 1963, he embarked on his creative journey, culminating in a graduation from Southern Federal University with a degree in Journalism in 1985. Over the years, he diversified his talents, working across various media and crafting film scripts and plays for the theater. An accomplished author, Baranovskiy has penned approximately a dozen books catering to both adult and young readers.
In 2014, he made Israel his home and redirected his focus exclusively to painting. Drawing on the foundational principles of dramaturgy, Baranovskiy infuses his paintings with a narrative depth akin to unexpected plot twists, metaphors, and multi-layered meanings. His artistic portfolio showcases a distinctive and recognizable style, placing him firmly within the genre of philosophical expressionism.
Baranovskiy's paintings have gained popularity not only in Israel but also in the USA and Europe, attesting to the universality and appeal of his work. Through his canvases, he captivates audiences with a unique blend of dramatic storytelling, philosophical exploration, and an individualistic artistic vision, establishing himself as a noteworthy figure in the contemporary art scene.
- Nationality: ISRAEL
- Date of birth : 1963
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary Israeli Artists
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