Sergej Glinkov’s work mostly consists of oil painting, but also includes drawing, watercolour and collage. His most recent works are the result of an artistic journey embarked upon in Kiev, the city of his birth, and continued in Venice, the city that adopted him. One of the central themes is the human figure interpreted as matter that is physically embodied through time. The spatial quality of Glinkov’s work is both figurative and anti-figural.
[Oil on burlap, 90 x 150 cm]
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