Vitali Komarov
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Plein-air painter Vitali Komarov with the passion for painting outdoors create original oil on canvas paintings that blend intense colour and sensual, mercurial shapes. His works done strictly from nature include landscapes, still lifes and portraits. Expressive, strong colours and free brushwork are common features many of Vitali Komarov's works, painted in a post-impressionist style. Vitali is inspired by Van Gogh's idea of seeing beauty in simple things, such as rural landscapes with meadows, fields, trees, villages and still lifes with flowers, fruits and vegetables.
He uses a technique called impasto that produces visibly thick brush strokes, giving the viewer the impression that the paint is layered. Komarov's works often include the combination of dense vivid green, yellow, blue and orange colours. These make us think of fire or the sun. Komarov's passion and emotion flows through his work. Through his artistry he fully expresses his feelings. He exaggerates natural objects for the purpose of emphasising the emotional mood or concept. The swirling brushstrokes of Komarov's paintings seem to live a life of their own. "I had a look at Mr. Komarov's works on his website and I must say that I admire them very much. Very beautiful. And I can easily see Van Gogh's influence on his paintings. There was one landscape in particular that I just loved. He's a real talent." says David Brooks from Toronto, Canada, www.vangoghgallery.comcri |
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