Time of Lack of Colours

Time of Lack of Colours, Vitaly Didenko (Turkmenistan) – Exquisite Art

Vitaly Didenko’s abstract expressionist painting, “Time of Lack of Colours,” is a mesmerising artwork that reflects the artist’s emotional journey through colour and composition. The painting, created in 2007, showcases Didenko’s unique style that resembles the works of Jackson Pollock.

The canvas is dominated by a bold golden hue, contrasted with hidden black strokes in the background. The seemingly random, hair-like lines that merge into the golden hue create a stunning effect, drawing the viewer in closer to the edges of the canvas.

As an abstract expressionist, Didenko follows his emotions and instincts without any preconceived plan, resulting in a work that genuinely embodies his innermost thoughts and feelings. “Time of Lack of Colours” reflects his journey through a time of limited freedom of view, and the violence of the composition and colour combinations showcase the ideas that are trying to break free.

The painting can be the centrepiece of any space, evoking a sense of life and inspiring openness and depth of emotions. It is a masterpiece that showcases the beauty and freedom of abstract expressionism and the power of art to convey the artist’s innermost thoughts and feelings.