Winter 2010, 2010
Painting : oil · 60 x 84 x 2 cm 23.6 x 33.1 x 0.8 inch · Ready to hang
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Painting : Unique artwork
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60 x 84 x 2 cm 23.6 x 33.1 x 0.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Litv 393
"Winter 2010" by Oleg Litvinov is a fantastical, allegorical painting that blends classical form with baroque surrealism to evoke a sense of frozen grandeur, mythic decay, and introspective coldness. At the center reclines a powerful, androgynous nude figure adorned with snakes, jewels, and hybrid adornments — both regal and threatening — evoking Medusa, Eve, and ancient goddesses all at once. Her gaze is calm, almost indifferent, as she holds out a serpent — a symbol of wisdom, danger, and eternal return. Surrounding her is a surreal winter landscape that defies realism: twisted trees sprouting grotesque beings, skeletal remains beneath her feet, cherubic and demonic figures tangled among the roots of civilization. Behind her rise ornate cathedral-like structures, frozen in time — reminiscent of empire, religion, and lost cultural memory. Every corner is rich with symbolism: the entangled snakes, the crumbling architecture, the indifferent heavens above. What the artist expresses: In Winter 2010, Litvinov delivers a visual meditation on power, seduction, and decline in a cold and chaotic world. The titular "winter" becomes not just a season but a metaphor for cultural freeze, spiritual numbness, and the haunting beauty of a world caught between creation and collapse. The central figure, both divine and monstrous, embodies the contradictions of modern mythology: strength and fragility, allure and danger, timelessness and death. This work is both a monument and a requiem — a stunning, frozen opera of symbolism, mythology, and psychological depth, where history lies buried beneath a thin sheet of snow, and the gods have turned to stone.
Presentation
Born in 1957 in Lubny, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine.
1982: Graduated from the Odessa Theater and Art School.
Since 1982: Participation in city, national, and international exhibitions.
Personal exhibitions in Odessa in 1982, 1992, 1997-1998, 2002, 2004, and 2010.
1995: Personal exhibition in Munich.
2000: Personal exhibition in Kyiv.
2002-2003: Personal exhibition in Moscow.
From 1982 to 2010: Collaboration with publishers "Mayak," "Raduga," "Dnipro," "Shkola."
1989: Became a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
The artist's works are present in private collections across Eastern and Western Europe, the USA, and Canada. They also adorn the walls of museums in Kyiv and Odessa.
Oleg Litvinov lived and worked in Odessa for a long time. Currently resides in Lubny.
Litvinov's paintings primarily focus on biblical, mythological, and historical themes. Using brushes and paints, he narrates the eternal passions and agonies to which humanity is condemned: envy, temptation, fear, but also tenderness, affection, and the warmth of maternal love. As a skilled artist, Litvinov's portraits of contemporaries in the settings of past eras appear natural, each character fitting appropriately into the interior and costumes.
With great skill and professionalism, Oleg paints multifigure compositions, depicting scenes from ancient tales and myths. A master of painting, artist Oleg Litvinov is always in creative exploration. Although his priority lies in depicting multifigure subjects in mythological, historical, and religious themes, captivating landscapes of his native region also deeply move his soul. These places, filled with beauty and harmony, were where his childhood and youth passed. Here, he painted his first canvases and created his early sketches. In the groves near the lovely Sula River, art continues to be born, as Oleg Arkadyevich works on his pieces daily.
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