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| Constantin Kansky |
 | Biography: Constantine Kansky was born in 1968.
He graduated from Krasnodar Art College.
Since 1992 he takes part in the art exhibitions in Krasnodar, Moscow, and Saint-Petersburg.
Kansky's works are in the private collections in
Russia and abroad - Germany, Israel, Turkey,
Italy, Canada, the USA.
To enter in the fantasy world of russian artist Constantine Kansky is to enter in the fairy tale that takes you from the ordinary life to the ideal land like Earthsea of Ursula LeGuin. That land exists somewhere near ours as the parallel reality that in mystic and subtle way appears in dreams and reveries. There are no cars and skyscrapers, TV and atom electric stations, violence and wars, homeless and "new russians". There the hot cold autumn tenderly turns into the warm summer winter.
Everything is fantastic in Kansky's art - landscapes with the Gothic houses on the ledges of the rocks, on the island or in the wild forest, genre scenes with the strange persons in wide-brim sharp-pointed hats and in medieval carnival clothes. The artist creates his own iconography. Kings, jesters, flying musicians, traveling actors, pioneers, sorcerers and beautiful ladies, philosophizing pilgrims occupy the space of his paintings, travel from one picture to another, creating the strange game of meanings, allegories and symbols.
The creative work of Kansky is a kind of the plastic equivalent to the fantasy in the literature. Fantasy and reality, binding together, create the strange and enigmatic world turning to the mythological past, the Golden Age, when the man doesn't distinguish himself from the realm of Nature and live with it in love, harmony and consent. There the tree turns to be the house, the house turns to be the rock, people knit with the land, water, mountains and the images become the plastic metaphors.
The surrealistic elements tend to the doubling of the images - the man's face may look like the dog's muzzle ("Pug-Dog", 1996), the strange flowers grow through the hats ("Beyond Orthodoxy", 1997); the houses grow from the rocks ("Low Tide", 1999).
The creative work of Kansky is another proof that the world is still living by the dream. He creates the image of the land where you want to live. You can see how the boats are gliding by the always calm seas and how the carnival persons leave them and start to fish or to play on the flutes, violins or strange guitars. There the boy with the wise book on his knees and the goose pen in his hand is sitting on the ... to see complete biography, click on artists name Country: Russia Birthyear: 1968 Galleries: www.kansky-art.com/ru Romantic extravaganza by eyes of modern fabler.
To enter in the Romantic fentezi world of Russian artist Constantine Kansky is to enter in the fairy tale that takes you from the ordinary life to the ideal land like Earthsea of Ursula LeGuin. That land exists somewhere near ours as the parallel reality that in mystic and subtle way appears in dreams and reveries. There are no cars and skyscrapers, TV and atom electric stations, violence and wars, homeless and "new Russians". There the hot cold autumn tenderly turns into the warm summer winter.
Everything is fantastic in Kansky's art - landscapes with the Gothic houses on the ledges of the rocks, on the island or in the wild forest, genre scenes with the strange persons in wide-brim sharp-pointed hats and in medieval carnival clothes. The artist creates his own iconography. Kings, jesters, flying musicians, traveling actors, pioneers, sorcerers and beautiful ladies, philosophizing pilgrims occupy the space of his paintings, travel from one picture to another, creating the strange game of meanings, allegories and symbols. (read more...)
Awards: praiz Constantine Kansky Art Gellery Media: photography, Contemporary romanticism - fine art picture gallery Style: fantasy, Fantasy Painting and Graphics Gallery Subjects: people, portraits and characters, Romantic extravaganza by eyes of modern fabler. |
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