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summer time is just full of bright colors and multi-colored paints, and our admiring glances randomly fall on them. why do we pay our attention to bright colors and at the same time experience different range of emotions, feelings, and so this is psychology and each color has its own meaning. and today you will be convinced of this . we invite you to the space of flowers. this is what the personal you is called. the rate of the modern belarusian artist andrey karpenkov, let's experience this bright palette of emotions of feelings with you alina and this is a fashion project for culture. the national library of the

republic of belarus opened its doors again in the gallery. atrium passes bright. in all senses. an exhibition of the space of flowers by the belarusian artist sovremennik andrey karpenkov, the dominant image in the exposition was the gifts of flora, which symbolize the beauty of nature, human emotions, the desire to share joy and warmth in the works of the artist , flowering fireworks concentrated the sensual energy of a person in more detail about the concept of the exhibition. we will be told by the head of the sector of art exhibitions of the department of galleries on the exhibition activities of the national library republic of belarus lecture hall kharitonova victoria good afternoon. good afternoon, the exhibition of the contemporary artist andrey karpenkov is taking place within the walls of the national library. tell us why your choice fell on the work of andrei karpenkov, preserving the national cultural wealth,

of course, it is impossible not to pay attention to the fine arts. the exhibition, the palette of colors, speaks precisely in the language of feelings. let's talk about the conceptual approach, the exhibition. still, the space of flowers is flowers or colors, name of the exhibition, spaces, collegues. uh, an unexpected play on words, which is supposed to be translated into russian, and the space of colors was not thought out. uh, in russian, flowers are both colors and cells. and in general, in fact, of course, it comes first of all. oh , space of color. it is interesting that the exposition is supplemented. e, a publication from the library fund. e, which tells about modern belarusian fine arts and about belarusian foreign artists who work in the dripping technique in our exposition, e, canvases, mainly joyful emotions that are not inherent in them, such as fear, anxiety. e, as a rule, here, uh, joy,

kindness, love of doubt, each of our visitors can e interpret. this is for myself. it is interesting that in the exposition of works of the last five years, mainly 2021-22 and directly for the exhibition, the author wrote 11 works that, uh, were specially thought out by him, in order to illustrate his understanding of the theme of color space. what is the message for the guests and visitors of the exhibition laid by the artist in his works language e-e expressionism, on which the author writes his emotional diary. eh, this is how you can perceive these more than 50 canvases. it is rather a language of feelings, rather than ciphers of color, these are letters and they are e. they sound like peculiar colorful melodies, but uh, basically it's not about the content of some message, but about, uh, conveying feelings. and that's every paint it's kind. eh, such a teleport to the

emotional state of the author. that is, somewhere we , uh, feel the dawn morning, somewhere twilight somewhere. e even you mood and sadness and so further, that is, these are emotions. in his works, the artist demonstrates feelings and for this he turns to the language of expressionism, the search for form and painting technique, not random textures and lines. they help in rather abstract language. write a kind of emotional diary the artist is a member and a good friend of the belarusian union of artists, which provides constant support to both novice belarusian artists and eminent masters in the field of fine arts. andrey vladimirovich good afternoon andrey karpenkov modern the belarusian artist is a member and a good friend of the union of artists, so that's what he was like

when your union just came, and what he is now any young artist who wants to become a member of the belarusian union of artists has to do with his baggage, which he considers the most important and most uh, already significant for art. this is with a diploma from the academy of arts. uh, so andrey came with this diploma. but it was a completely different artist who began to look for himself immediately after the arrival of his artists to develop creatively . to look for his own signature style of the film of his work, the master chose abstract expressionism. so. what were the distinctive features inherent in this direction in style, as the execution of these works. this is approximately close to abstract pensionism. this trend has been developing in european art for quite a long time, in belarus in particular it has its uh followers, in your opinion. what feelings and

emotions will visitors experience when viewing the works of the artist, of course, andrey on his expression. uh, still does not go far, but from images familiar to the viewer and, of course, proximity to nature and nature, as the inspiration for his work, which well inspires time for exploitation. e manifestations of the nature of natural forms, this is close to our viewer, who, nevertheless, is a little wary of abstract art and requires e, explanations and interpretation and preparation here, as if such a connecting bridge, connecting bridges precisely in the work of andrey karpinkov is present emotions and impressions in this exhibition at the exhibition, the artists see what he has achieved, in principle, every work is dear to him in the workshop, it seems important, but the exhibition gives. well

, such an in-depth, more open range of analysis of the artist’s work, and i think that andrei has great prospects, uh, in the development and achievement of some hmm certain creative tasks, modern belarusian painting, what it is and what you need to know in order to remain fashionable, you rightly said it is the key word know for any kind of activity, e human, but not remains, as it were, in the early stages of development. it already requires a deepening of development and complication of these forms and concepts, and modern art is the same kind of activity of human society and culture in particular. the concept of likes and dislikes already requires education. i can do that too. eh, well, it doesn't work. in this case. this requires deep analysis. the knowledge of understanding

the trend of the flow allowed itself such an analogy as theoretical physics or quantum mechanics, which, well, without special preparation does not lend itself. at sense. a show in which two worlds have united - a virtual game and real fights and high goals, but for the elite does not exist. here there is all the fear, tears, pain and victory, the participant will have to go through the most difficult

tests. i have strong hands on belarus 24 tv channel. these people do everything to make our life comfortable. these young lilac seedlings, which will grow and will soon go to the territory of cities and towns of our republic, give us a plus in this regard. what to receive ornamental plants, and do not work every day, tirelessly already pulls up to the place of work. i always blow through what the meeting will be like, how will

you answer these questions, some link will be missed, the educational process, it will function, how we would like to create a creative environment , an idea will appear, it will be developed and introduced before execution, we offer to spend one day with specialists and to learn everything about their difficult business for me personally is always accompanied by such a feeling of an elevated person. ku. cultures of the art of spirituality belarus 24 many specialists, for example,

psychologists, sociologists and linguists and marketers have long been engaged in the study of the meaning of colors in a person's daily life, analyzes such expressions. as green as they look at the world through rose-colored glasses, they start from scratch, study the most common colors in various product categories and conduct numerous surveys and studies among various segments of the population in their work. belarusian artist andrei karpenkov uses a palette of bright colors and paints his paintings in the dripping technique reveals a reading of the concept of color space. so what was the source of his inspiration? and why bright colors. he prefers, find out right now. andrew good afternoon. hello

flower space - this is your first solo exhibition within the walls of the national library. share your emotions about this on emotions. i have only positive exhibition. it seems to me that it turned out to be very interesting for me in many respects, even unexpected. eh, me at the beginning very embarrassed, for example, this gray color of the wall. it turned out to me that the work will be lost, but they turned out. eh, with such explosions of color against the background of some kind of colorless texture, too, but even i still find in this some kind of, artistically interesting, what is this exhibition about for you and what did you want to convey to visitors. i want to share firstly my emotions with the audience. secondly, i want to urge the viewer, uh, to a more attentive and thoughtful attitude towards yourself , first of all, for you. and so, as if the works themselves, they are conducive to the fact that the viewer. uh, i would so like the audience to stop. name looked. um, maybe a little lost in

these drops in these colors in this space. and, probably, as an artist, this will be the most, uh, pleasant for me. and why exactly flowers are some way to explore my inner world and its emotional sensual component and uh. why was the flowers chosen? flowering gardens are for me some kind of metaphor, some kind of symbol of what passes very quickly. after all, flowers do not last long, flowers do not bloom for a long time, and you are long do not bloom, and our emotions. they too. eh, something very similar is the belarusian word volatile. uh, they are very fast fading very fast passing. we often do not even have time to understand what we felt and get lost there in these e's of ours, in this emotional state of ours. here, uh, the technique itself, this dripping technique is when paint is sprayed onto, uh, canvas. and also very fast, very uncontrollable,

causing some unexpected combinations. she , too, in many ways for me is such such a message to emotions that we, too, are very, uh, very difficult to control. eh, often, with the naked eye you can see that your picture is simply full of bright colors and colors. why why bright colors, maybe you see this life in bright colors, for some reason everyone thinks that i am a very positive and cheerful person, but this is not true. i'm happy, gloomy gloomy makes our life bright and rich e is not our mind. and our emotional state is our feelings. for me it's one thing something whole. which of the maybe world artists or belarusian artists somehow influenced your work specifically on this series of works, of course, here, for me, there are clear influences of jackson and, if we say more, it could be claude

monet because these are his series of landscapes and when he took one and the same motif and tried to explore it in different light, and situations in different colors. for me. this also had a big impact. and i'm also interested in exploring maybe the nirvana cathedral, but my own some inner bouquet in different. to the state if we talk about classical painting, in order to perceive the work as a whole, i advise you to move back two diagonals of the work so that we can see the whole format, this is the concept of a classical painting. it has existed there since the renaissance and this is one of the correct ways of perceiving any work, including mine there, but there is another way of perceiving. you can get very close to work. here we just come up and try to consider all the droplets, all the smears, all leaks that are here. well, as if we are somewhat lost in the work, we stop seeing the edges, and then there is a chance that we will, as it were, begin

to feel and work ourselves . for many years he has been a teacher of special disciplines and the head of the cycle commission on drawing and culture of the minsk state art college named after glebal, and the master's paintings are in private collections in belarus more than lithuania, england, bulgaria and shine china with bright colors and never lose your individuality, and also follow the fashion trends in the cultural life of our country alina was not at war with you and remember to be cultural - it's fashionable see you in a week before new cultural meetings.