in the village, only in 1871 a temple was built on this site, later consecrated in honor of the intercession of the holy mother of god, an ancient iconostasis and rare icons, st. nicholas, the intercession of the holy mother of god, she has been protecting the city from various misfortunes for many years. watch the program cities of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel

. wonderful summer time, everything around is simply blazing with bright colors and multi-colored paints, our admiring glances involuntarily fall on them, why do we turn: attention to the bright colors and at the same time we experience a different spectrum of emotions and feelings. so, in psychology, each color has its own meaning, and today you will see for yourself. we invite you to the space of flowers, this is the name of the personal exhibition of the modern belarusian artist andrei kropenkov. let's experience this bright palette of "emotions and feelings together! with you alina nevoina" and this is the project "fashion for culture".

the national library of the republic of belarus has opened its doors again. the atrium gallery is hosting a bright in every sense exhibition "space of flowers" by the belarusian contemporary artist andrei karpinkov. the dominant image in the exhibition was the gifts of flora, which symbolize the beauty of nature, human emotions, the desire to share joy and warmth. in the artist's works, fireworks. concentrated the sensual energy of a person, the head of the art exhibitions sector of the gallery and exhibition activities department of the national library of the republic of belarus, victoria kharitonova, will tell us more about the concept of the exhibition. victoria, good afternoon, good afternoon, the exhibition of contemporary artist andrei karpinkov is taking place within the walls of the national library. tell us why you chose...

in russian, flowers are both colors and flowers, but in fact, of course, we are talking primarily about the space of color. it is interesting that the exhibition is supplemented by publications from the library's collection that tell about contemporary belarusian fine art about belarusian and foreign artists who work in the dripping technique. we have a canvas in our exhibition mostly joyful emotions such as fear, anxiety, such as...

a lively mood and sadness and so on are not inherent to them, 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, non-random textures and lines. they help to write a kind of emotional diary in a rather abstract language. the artist is a member and a good friend of the belarusian union of artists, which... provides ongoing support to both beginning belarusian artists artists, as well as eminent masters in the field of fine art. andrei vladimirovich, good afternoon. good afternoon. andrei karpinkov, a contemporary belarusian artist, is a member and a good friend

of the union of artists. so, what was it like when your union first came, and what is it like now? any young artist who wants to become a member of the belarusian union of artists comes. with his baggage, which he considers the most important, the most significant for art, this is with a diploma from the academy of arts, and so andrei came with this diploma, but it was a completely different artist, who began to search for himself immediately after joining the union of artists, to develop creatively, to search for his own signature style, the master chose abstract expressionism as the style of his work, so what are the distinctive features? were inherent in this direction in style, as the execution of these works, it is approximately close to abstract expressionism, this direction has been developing for quite a long time in european art, in belarusian, in particular, it has

its followers, in your opinion, what feelings and emotions will be experienced by visitors when viewing the artist's works, of course andrey in his expression... still does not deviate far from the images familiar to the viewer, and of course, closeness to nature and nature as an inspirer of his work, which is inspired by the exponential manifestation of nature, natural forms, this is close to our viewer, who is still a little wary of abstract art and demands - explanations of interpretation and preparation, here, as it were, such a connecting bridge, a connecting bridge, precisely in creativity andrey kropenkov is present. share your emotions impressions of this exhibition. at the exhibition, artists see what he has achieved. in principle, in the studio, each

work is dear to him, seems important, and the exhibition gives - such a deep, more open range of analysis of the artist's work and i think that.

khanika, which, well, without special preparation does not lend itself to comprehension. these people are devoted to their homeland, hard-working, persistent in achieving the goal, their work teaches this, well, very hospitable, it seems to me, that's how they are palishuks, there kids well...

childish curiosity sincere interest in childhood did you skip classes or were you about a boy did any of your fans fall in love or did they do any interesting or?

live your heart and be very frank talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from children what do you expect from children in the studio? and i'm afraid of them, tell me please, did your classmates give you any offensive nicknames and what to do about it? here in the songs i got a nickname, i can even voice the snakes. when people see opera singing on tv, they often switch. channel, what is it connected with, what do you think, do you do it too? watch

the project 100 questions to an adult, on the belarus 24 tv channel. many specialists, for example, psychologists, sociologists, linguists and marketers have long been studying the meaning of colors in human everyday life, analyzes such expressions as turn green with anger. look at the world through rose-colored glasses, start from scratch, study the most frequently encountered colors in various product categories and conduct numerous surveys and studies among various segments of the population. so, in his work, the belarusian artist andrei karpenkov uses a palette of bright colors and paints his pictures using the dripping technique. the paintings reveal the reading of the concept of color space. so what was the source of his inspiration and why he prefers bright colors,

we will find out right now. andrei, good afternoon. hello. the space of colors is yours first personal exhibition within the walls of the national library. share your emotions about this. well, my emotions are only positive, the exhibition, it seems to me, turned out to be very interesting, for me, in many ways even unexpected.