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THE
JOYS OF EACH DAY
Vladimir Kim has his own
creative view of the outside world. The work of this famous
artist of Uzbekistan does not conform to ordinary ideas. After
graduating from the Graphic Art Department of the Tashkent
Nizami State Pedagogical Institute Kim was not in hurry to
become famous. For many years he worked unassumingly painting
small sketches mainly in watercolor, keeping away from
recognition.
His mane theme is nature.
Regardless of bad weather, rain of shine, the painter takes
himself to the Chimgan or Aktash mountains to draw material for
his numerous sketches. The motifs of his works are quite
different, each one reflect a special word, a certain emotional
state.
Vladimir Kim created his own
type of landscape. By setting aside usual scenes, he tries to
bring the subject closer to the viewer. On face value his
compositions seem excessive, but this is only at first glance –
the painter takes one theme or element to describe the meaning
of the particular work (“Mountain Veil”, “Blue Dominant”, “Storeys”).
It is only for the last 10
years. That Kim has gone in for creative work. The painter
constantly searches for new ways to express his surroundings.
He focuses his attention on people’s homes, an integral and
natural part of life. His unusual perspective for example, from
somewhere above, makes works such as “The house where I live” ,
“The last rays”, a series of pictures with roofs, very pithy and
impressive.
The artist has some favorite
landscape subjects which he uses to influence his viewers for
example, Kim often uses one or some trees to create an emotional
and poetic harmony within the picture. One could even perceive
them as characters with real human feelings. Examples of this
style can be seen in “The sweethearts” and ”An old plain tree”.
The relativity of an art language allows the viewer to ponder on
his existence.
The strongest feature in
Kim’s work is color, using color he makes dramatic images in his
pictures.
His optimistic outlook of the
life has such an influence on his viewers that they cannot but
identify with the artist’s feelings. The works of Vladimir Kim
reflect his own special world of kindness.
Larisa Shostko, Art Critic, Irina Bulkina
Tashkent city
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Stained-glass Windows of Sukok ”, 1998
oil Canvas 100 x 120
“Blue
dominant”, 1999, oil Canvas,
100 x 70 |