Exhibition Valery Svetlitsky "Fields of stress" 6+ Automatic translate

September 20 in the Gallery A3 of the Association "Exhibition Halls of Moscow" will open the exhibition of Valery Svetlitsky "Fields of stress." The exhibition, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the artist, will feature paintings and graphic works from the collections of the Moscow collector Alexander Mironov and Gallery A3.

The art of Valery Svetlitsky is difficult to attribute to a specific direction. Undoubtedly, abstract expressionism is close to him, his Russian tradition in the images of Serge Polyakov, Nicolas de Stael and Mark Rothko. Valery Svetlitsky’s works suggest in-depth meditation, concentration, which, in particular, is stimulated by the artist’s man-made “priesthood” itself, by the nature of the brush touching the canvas. Each stroke of his painting is a trace of the author’s breath, evidence of the flow of thought and feeling, the topography of experience. It is not the objects and not their fragments, not fragments of materialized ideas that the artist occupies, but the hidden, hidden connections, the "fields of tension" formed between them.

The multi-colored rectangles of compositions in Svetlitsky touch each other with a gentle, soft, but persistent tension, like luminiferous worlds full of harmony. Saturated with a tense game of shapes, picturesque reliefs, lines, spots, shadows and lights in their contact, contrasts, convergences and divergences - the works of Valery Svetlitsky from the collections of Gallery A3 and Alexander Mironov can be seen at the exhibition until September 30.

Gallery Opening Hours - Tuesday-Sunday
Dates: 09/20/2018 - 09/30/2018
Opening hours: 11:00 - 20:00
Cost: 100 rubles - full; 50 rubles - preferential