At noon, 2019

Anatoly Kost  

This picture is a transformation of music on canvas, so it is accompanied by:

Visiomix - Salvatore Adamo "Tombe la neige".

"Snow that will never melt."

This work of fine art is inspired by the author's Japanese culture, as Kost was an invited artist at a major Japanese exhibition. Each painting of the Triptych contains the time of day, in this one we see noon. At this hour of the day, the sun warms the most and under the flame of the Sakura garden, they reveal their aromas. The details of the painting should guide the viewer to their own reflections, accompanied by Salvatore Adamo's "Tombe la neige".

Concept

The painting "At noon" by the outstanding Ukrainian artist Anatoliy Kost (Kostiuk). The picture was painted in 2004 in the artist's Volyn workshop and was presented at many exhibitions. First of all, this picture belongs to the Triptych "Aftertaste of the Aroma of Sakura", which was presented at the exhibition in the National Art Museum of Ukraine.

The artist adheres to the concept of the process of transmuting the energy of abstract art into the energy of music or choreography and vice versa, emphasizing their mutual polyphonic nature. Masterpieces of world musical classics and choreography are a significant factor in the inspiration of his work, which became the basis for defining a personal philosophical direction in abstraction, namely contemp-abstraction (a plastic representation of his inner state). Anatoliy Kost used the slogan ArtHouse abstraction (derived from ArtHouse cinema) as a category of artistic form of communication with the viewer, through the formalization of the concept of Viѕiozong (a composition of several works), as an illustrated accompaniment to a musical or choreographic action.