From the “Journey to Russia” Series
The painting “Changes” was created under the impression of the artist’s return to Russia after many years—to the country and urban environment where the artist spent a significant part of their life. It is not a literal depiction of a specific place, but an emotional perception of familiar streets, houses, and courtyards.
The textured surface, expressive brushstrokes, and uneven boundaries between areas of color create a sense of layered memories. A small red accent becomes a vivid emotional focal point within the restrained urban space—like a familiar detail noticed unexpectedly, awakening memories.
“Changes” is a reflection on returning, the passage of time, and the lasting connection to a place that continues to live within a person even after a long separation. This painting will become a striking accent in a contemporary, minimalist, or industrial interior.
Changes
Size
36x36 inch
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Journey to Russia
This original abstract artwork from the Journey to Russia series is created on a gallery-wrapped canvas. Cement-based tile mortar, spray paints, and professional acrylic paints were used to build rich layers, raised textures, and a striking three-dimensional surface.
The sides of the canvas are fully painted black, allowing the artwork to be displayed beautifully without a frame. The canvas is 1.5 inches deep, giving the piece a substantial, modern presence on the wall. It arrives ready to hang, making installation simple and convenient.
The artwork is finished with a satin varnish that enhances the colors with a soft, refined sheen while also providing protection. It is created using professional-grade acrylic paints on high-quality canvas, ensuring durability and long-lasting vibrancy.
The painting is signed by the artist on the front and also signed and dated on the back, confirming its authenticity. A Certificate of Authenticity is included with every original painting.
Please note that colors may appear slightly different in person due to variations in screen settings and lighting conditions.