Exhibition of Ivan Porkhachev "AQUEMENTALITY" Automatic translate

From June 19 to July 18, the EXPOSED art center presents an exhibition and sale of works by the Russian artist - watercolor painter Ivan Porkhachev, reflecting the author’s particular perception of different continents and countries.

The choice of this particular artist for the next stage of acquaintance of visitors to the art center with the most prominent representatives of the new wave of contemporary Russian art is not accidental.

Ivan Porkhachev - Russian designer, painter, graphic artist. Using various technologies and materials in his work, the author places the main place on the watercolor technique, which allows the pictorial language to convey its feelings and impressions of what it sees and is deposited in memory. Combining both technique and individual perception as a “metaphor” of his mentality, Ivan Porkhachev creates unusually light and bright images of different corners of the world, allowing viewers to feel the atmosphere and mood that he himself feels.

“The watercolor technique allows you to achieve airiness and transparency in the artist’s works, each watercolor painting is unique, it cannot be repeated, watercolor is a living technique, it cannot be tamed, it can only be skillfully directed to where the author wants, and then she will transform the white sheet paper into a light and light work of art… ”- I. Porkhachev.

The art of Ivan Porkhachev impresses with its geography and thematic diversity: New York bridges, Bosphorus straits, views of Venice and Florence, native landscapes of Russia, which fully reflects the concept of the EXPOSED art center, which seeks to bring together art objects not only brought from all over the world, but also revealing the beauty of its different corners.

“Ivan is an amazingly subtle, deep and harmonious artist, each work of which has its own sound, its own special mood. He masterfully owns such a sophisticated technique as watercolors, creating works filled with deep meaning and inner content, ”emphasizes Ken Kleimi, founder of the EXPOSED art center. “I’m sure Ivan’s work will be appreciated by our guests.”

Exhibition opening hours: Tue-Fri: from 11:00 to 20:00 (Saturday from 12:00 to 19:00; Sun, Mon-weekend)