Original artwork description:

In "Night Lights," Zakhar masterfully combines abstract and figurative art to delve into the emotions and perceptions that come to life at night. The upper half of the painting is dominated by shades of black, subtly tinged with grey and green. The lower section offers a contrast, bursting with small, vivid elements of green, yellow, purple, and white. A grey section resembling a tarmac road subtly guides the viewer's eye toward what appears to be a house, its wall and part of its roof softly lit in grey. This road seems to symbolize a pathway between contrasting emotions: the sadness represented by the dark sky and the joy evoked by the colorful lower section. Adding to the complexity, the painting's slightly textured surface, created through thin layers of paint, enriches its visual depth. Zakhar's "Night Lights" is a standalone artwork that explores the mutable nature of night, where shapes and forms might not be what they seem, embodying a dance between the abstract and the concrete.

Materials used:

Oil

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