The way to finding yourself (2024) Malerei von Alexander Makohon

I specialise in creating paintings using graphic materials and also embody my ideas in other materials such as glass and ceramics.
I grew up in a family of artists and have been in a creative environment since childhood. My father is an architect and landscape designer, and my mother is an artist.
Since childhood, it was common for me to watch my parents paint and realise their creative ideas. From an early age, I started drawing, and art became my life's work. Every year I tried different drawing styles and discovered what I liked best.
As I grew up, my artwork grew with me, and I entered an art college in Odesa, where I studied ceramics and art glass, and gained fundamental knowledge of drawing, painting and sculpture.
After graduating from college, I entered the Academy of Arts in Lviv, studying glass art.
I constantly participate in exhibitions, art events and international festivals where I present my artworks.
The beauty of nature and all its manifestations is my inspiration. From the way the sun rises to the way the leaves on the trees sway in the wind. I see dynamics in all these and many other phenomena.
In my works, I try to capture the movement and drive I feel in the world around me. They reflect my inner world, which is filled with many events and emotions.
I focus on the line of movement, the balance of dark and light spots, images and shapes. I like to work with different materials and in my artworks I explore different themes and ideas, which I embody in colour and black and white paintings, sculptural reliefs, glass stained glass and paintings, ceramic s.
Such a combination of different materials in my arrworks allowed my soul to open up, feel and depict what excites me.
My artworks are a window into a dynamic world and I want the viewer to feel the beauty and fullness of movement, the dynamics of life rushing forward.

• Nationalität: UKRAINE
• Geburtsdatum : 2002
• Künstlerische Domänen: Werke von professionellen Künstlern,
• Gruppen: Ukrainische Zeitgenössische Künstler