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Vladimir Kolosov

Fragile thoughts of cats and humans, 2016

$570

Vladimir Kolosov Fragile thoughts of cats and humans, 2016

Name: Fragile thoughts of cats and humans
Brand: Artsper
SKU: 974145
Price: 570 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Vladimir Kolosov, Fragile thoughts of cats and humans

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About the work

Medium

Painting : oil
Dimensions cm | inch

50.8 x 61 x 2.5 cm 20 x 24 x 1 inch
Support

Painting on cardboard + canvas
Framing

Golden wood frame
Artwork dimensions including frame

55.9 x 66 x 2.5 cm 22 x 26 x 1 inch
Type

Unique work
Authenticity

Work sold with an invoice from the gallery
and a certificate of authenticity
Signature

Hand-signed by artist
About the artwork

Artwork sold in perfect condition

People and their pets are always connected to each other. We can say - reflect each other's character, habits, etc. All his life the artist lives with various pets: cats, dogs, fish, and birds. He loves everyone, but especially cats. They are independent. He says that humans and cats understand each other, know each other's strength and weakness and ... how fragile sometimes both they are! This piece is about such moments in human's and their pets (cats) life when humans are overwhelmed with emotions and need support. This piece is part of the series of artworks that artist dedicated to his cats.
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Origin: Canada
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Themes: Nude, Animal

Colours: Painting Green

Artist

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Vladimir Kolosov

Canada Born in: 1962

Vladimir is known as a colourist and for his ability to create works that make the viewer to think. He uses various media and during different periods worked in different styles developing the philosophy that is behind each of his artwork. His artwork is a space where different elements live and interact to each other. There is an environment, energy, movement, relationships, and feelings. Colours play one of the key roles in his art. Thus, the elements interactions expressing through colours as contradictions and contrasts in composition in his works.

Vladimir considers that the empathy is the foundation of creativity. He sees and understands the outer and inner world of his model, empathizing, and portray this model in all its integral diversity. According to Vladimir, empathy relates to memory and imagination both of which have the capacity to bring us back to the past or let us investigate the future.