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Oil painting Weathering Alexander Strashevich
Oil painting Weathering Alexander Strashevich
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"Weathering" by Alexander Strashevich is an evocative abstract piece that captures the slow and inevitable process of erosion and transformation. The textured forms in the painting resemble weathered rock structures, their surfaces marked with the passage of time. The warm hues of gold, bronze, and deep shadows suggest not only the wear and tear of natural elements but also the beauty that emerges through endurance.
Strashevich’s layered and tactile technique symbolizes the gradual yet impactful forces of nature—wind, water, and time—reshaping solid matter into new forms. The painting invites reflection on life's changes, emphasizing how external and internal forces shape identity and existence over time. The work suggests that weathering, both physical and emotional, is an essential part of growth and evolution, creating new beauty from what once seemed immutable.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Weathering"
* ARTISTS: Alexander Strashevich
* SIZE: 50x40 cm/19.68x15.74 inches
* MEDIUM: oil, cardboard
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
About the artists: Strashevich Alexander Vladimirovich
Born 1951 in Odessa, Ukraine
1970 – graduated from the Odessa Art College. Grekova.
1975-1990 – worked as a muralist.
1977 - member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
Since 1970 – participant of city, all-Ukrainian and foreign exhibitions.
The creative heritage of Alexander Strashevich includes not only works of monumental painting, but also paintings of building interiors, exterior mosaics, and sculptural works.
In his work, Alexander prefers a modern plastic and color worldview, which allows him to harmoniously combine his works with modern interiors, including those in the high-tech style. His works show a plastic connection between sculpture and painting. He prefers abstract and postmodern styles, although he also writes realistic works.
"Weathering" by Alexander Strashevich is an evocative abstract piece that captures the slow and inevitable process of erosion and transformation. The textured forms in the painting resemble weathered rock structures, their surfaces marked with the passage of time. The warm hues of gold, bronze, and deep shadows suggest not only the wear and tear of natural elements but also the beauty that emerges through endurance.
Strashevich’s layered and tactile technique symbolizes the gradual yet impactful forces of nature—wind, water, and time—reshaping solid matter into new forms. The painting invites reflection on life's changes, emphasizing how external and internal forces shape identity and existence over time. The work suggests that weathering, both physical and emotional, is an essential part of growth and evolution, creating new beauty from what once seemed immutable.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Weathering"
* ARTISTS: Alexander Strashevich
* SIZE: 50x40 cm/19.68x15.74 inches
* MEDIUM: oil, cardboard
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
About the artists: Strashevich Alexander Vladimirovich
Born 1951 in Odessa, Ukraine
1970 – graduated from the Odessa Art College. Grekova.
1975-1990 – worked as a muralist.
1977 - member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
Since 1970 – participant of city, all-Ukrainian and foreign exhibitions.
The creative heritage of Alexander Strashevich includes not only works of monumental painting, but also paintings of building interiors, exterior mosaics, and sculptural works.
In his work, Alexander prefers a modern plastic and color worldview, which allows him to harmoniously combine his works with modern interiors, including those in the high-tech style. His works show a plastic connection between sculpture and painting. He prefers abstract and postmodern styles, although he also writes realistic works.
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