Igor Navrotskyi , born in 1972 in Ukraine, is a figurative painter based in Bratislava. With a style that combines classic realism and contemporary touches, his works explore emotions and the complexity of human relationships. Inspired by masters like Rembrandt and Vermeer, he uses light and shadow to give psychological depth to his portraits. Navrotskyi also draws inspiration from modern realist art, following the example of artists like Antonio López García, who fuse technical rigor with a contemporary sensibility. His oil painting is distinguished by an attention to detail and an intimate exploration of everyday life.
This painting is a tribute to the city of Prague and its contrasts: between the monumental and the ephemeral, between reality and dreams. This duality is fascinating, as a poetic testimony of the intimate link between architecture and memory in the art of Igor Navrotskyi.
The work transcends the simple representation of a simple bouquet to become a reflection on beauty, fragility and the passage of time, recurring themes in the artist's work.
70x90
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Through this painting, Navrotskyi asserts his place on the European art scene as a versatile and committed artist, with a visual language that oscillates between familiar figuration and poetic abstraction. Igor Navrotskyi's creative process, influenced by his picturesque environment, is felt in this canvas, where each element seems to breathe an air of mystery, inspiring both respect and contemplation. It is a work that slowly unfolds before the viewer, revealing layers of meaning as one delves into it.
89 x 70 cm
Explore the works ofIgor Navrotskyi , (opens in a new tab) carefully selected to reflect the diversity and originality of his work. Browse this dedicated category to discover unique and emblematic pieces by this essential artist