Oil painting The Tibetan Nomad's Path Igor Konovalov

Oil Painting: "Once Upon a Time in Tibet Part 14" by Igor Konovalov

Oil painting "The Tibetan Nomad's Path" stands as a testament to Igor Konovalov's artistic journey into the mystical heart of Tibet. This remarkable oil painting, spanning 135x135 cm (53.14x53.14 inches), embodies the spiritual essence and natural beauty of this sacred land. Hand-painted on canvas, it is a pivotal piece in our collection, offering viewers a window into Konovalov's unique interpretation of Tibetan landscapes. "The Tibetan Nomad's Path" is a key piece in Igor Konovalov's artistic oeuvre, offering a glimpse into the mystical and serene landscapes of Tibet. This painting is not only a visual feast but also a spiritual journey that encapsulates Konovalov's profound connection to the themes of nature, spirituality, and cultural exploration. It represents a unique opportunity to engage with the depth and diversity of Tibetan culture through the lens of a master artist.

About the Artwork

• Title: "The Tibetan Nomad's Path" - part 14
• Artist: Igor Konovalov
• Size: 135x135 cm (53.14x53.14 inches)
• Medium: Oil on Canvas
• Authenticity: Hand-Painted Original from Our Collection
• Condition: Detailed insights available through extensive photography

About the Artist

He was born in 1965 in the city of Novy Bug.

1983—1987 — Dnipropetrovsk State Art School.

1987—1993 — Kyiv State Art Institute.

Since 1993, co-founder of the art commune "Squat on Olehivska Street", the activity of which has two periods:

1993—1996 — "classic squat" (occupation of premises for workshops and housing, exhibition activity, as a practice of introduction into society).

1996-2006 — "fictitious squat" (author of the project — Fiction Gallery Expedition. — going beyond workshops and galleries (institutions) into open urban space.

The founder of the Hill-art direction (art on the hills), within the framework of which actions were held and facilities were created on the hills of Kyiv.

2010-2020 - develops the author's mythology, which he called "Infodelica".

The creator of paintings, promotions, objects and video art.

Lives and works in Kyiv.

EXHIBITIONS

Personal exhibitions:

2020 - Recreation room, Kyiv History Museum, Kyiv

2019 - "Voices", CSM "Soviart", Kyiv

2018 - "Two Pages", Kyiv History Museum, Kyiv

2017 - "Point of support", CSM "Soviart", Kyiv

2016 – "Presidency", CSM "Soviart", Kyiv

2016 - "Relax", CSM "Soviart", Kyiv

2015 – "Wi-Fi", DTEK Academy, business center "Eurasia", Kyiv

2013 - "Infa&infadelika", 8-bit Gallery, Kyiv

2012 - "Infa", Gallery "Forest", Moscow, Russia

2011 - "Infa", RA Gallery, Kyiv

2010 – I. Konovalov, Museum of Sovr. image of Arts of Ukraine (MSIIU), Kyiv

2009 – "Golden Mountains", RA Gallery, Kyiv

2008 - Ctrl-Z, RA Gallery, Kyiv

Group exhibitions:

2020 – ART CAPITAL, Grand Palais, Paris. Salon Comparaisons, groupe Alain Campello

2017 - "Squat on Olehivska Street", Sumy Municipal Gallery, Sumy

2015 – Museum collections, Ukrainian modern art. (1985-2015)

2015 – "Coefficient of independence" (America House), Kyiv

2015 - "Art for the sake of life" - charity project, "Art Arsenal", Kyiv

2014 - The 21st nude art exhibition "MAN & WOMAN", At the Museum of New Art, Pärnu, Estonia

2012 - "Squat on Olehivska Street", M17 Center of Contemporary Art, Kyiv

2012 - Art-Moscow, 16th International Art Fair, Moscow, Russia

2011 - "Independents", New art of the new country 1991-2011, "Art Arsenal", Kyiv

2011 – "Space Odyssey-2011", "Art Arsenal", Kyiv

2010 - Art project "AUT" - international art project, Chocolate House, Kyiv

Press:

• Catalog for a personal exhibition: I. Konovalov, Museum of Modern Fine Arts of Ukraine (MSIIU), "Infa", "Forest" Gallery

• The book "Squat on Olehivska Street" (1993 - 2015), Kyiv

• Collection of the Museum of Ukrainian Modern Art 1985–2015 from private collections

25 years of presence. Modern Ukrainian artists. 1991-2016, Kyiv

• Collection of catalogs of participation in numerous exhibitions and auctions

Works are located:

• Dnipropetrovsk Art Museum

• Museum of Modern Fine Arts of Ukraine (MSIIU)

• Kyiv History Museum

• In private meetings: Boris and Tetyana Hrynievych, Igor Voronov, Igor Abramovich, Oleg Krasnosilskyi, Volodymyr Kashirskyi, and others.

Artistic Merit and Technique

Through his adept use of oil on canvas, Konovalov captures the profound tranquility and vibrant culture of Tibet. His technique, characterized by intricate brushwork and a rich palette, brings to life the majestic landscapes and spiritual ambiance of the region. "The Tibetan Nomad's Path" invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world where every stroke conveys the mystique and allure of Tibet's natural and spiritual landscapes.

A Canvas of Cultural Reflection

"The Tibetan Nomad's Path" is more than just a painting; it is a cultural artifact that bridges the gap between the viewer and the mystical landscapes of Tibet. Konovalov's series invites us on a journey that transcends mere visual appreciation, encouraging a deeper understanding of the spiritual and cultural dimensions of this ancient land.