Andriy Aksyutov
99, 2020
Oil on canvas
130 × 130 cm
Unique
Lysenko Gallery
Further images
This painting reimagines the slag heap as a living landscape rather than a monument to extraction. The vivid tree, almost glowing against the red sky, introduces a fragile sense of...
This painting reimagines the slag heap as a living landscape rather than a monument to extraction. The vivid tree, almost glowing against the red sky, introduces a fragile sense of vitality into a terrain marked by industrial transformation.
Instead of documenting a specific place, the work explores atmosphere and emotional memory — how landscapes shift through recollection, colour, and time. Thick textures and heightened tones bring every surface to life, turning the landscape into something unstable, cultivated, and quietly alive.
Provenance
Acquired directly from the artist studio in Rivne8
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