Abstract and objectless about art Automatic translate

December 5 in Kiev, the closing of the international forum dedicated to abstract and non-abstract art. The forum, which started in mid-November, successfully finished immediately at three sites: the Botteg Gallery, the Mikhail Bulgakov Museum and the Shcherbenko Art Center.

Throughout the day, visitors who were passionate about modern art and managed to attend a variety of events held as part of the forum tried to incorporate the latest bits of art. In the Botteg gallery, the opening of three personal exhibitions took place at once - American Ken Greenleaf, Ukrainians Sergey Momot, Konstantin Rudeshko.

At the same time, 4 artists (USA, Germany, Sweden, Ukraine) presented their works in the halls of the Shcherbenko art center. And at the Bulgakov Museum, the opening of an exhibition by Ukrainian artist Victoria Poleva took place.

The term abstract art means an artistic technique that affects viewers not through the explicit meanings inherent in all objects of the real world, but through the contrast of colors, rhythm, texture. Abstractions affect our unconscious, causing a reaction in the form of feelings and emotions, as well as forcing the mind to move away from patterns of perception.

Many people find it difficult to perceive such works due to the lack of a clear concept and clear stories. But those who want to develop their imagination, want to saturate their eyes with bright colors, to stir up the brain, accustomed to stereotypes - it is worth going to exhibitions of abstract art. Indeed, talented artists are capable of telling truthlessly about the Truth and being understood by those who are close to it.

Eve Istr