Amazonas

Pavel Grebenjuk

260€
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  • Woodcut
  • Fabriano Accademia 350gr Paper
  • Image Size: 89,5 x 59 cm
  • Total Size: 89,5 x 59 cm
  • Date: 2015
  • 35 units
  • Ref.: G35024

THE GARDEN OF INHABITED FORMS

The Estonian artist Pavel Grebenjuk, who graduated in 2011 from the Academy of Arts in his country and has been exhibiting since 2010, created in these woodcuts, the labyrinthine universe of a garden of forms inhabited by sap and the allure of an immersive and magical nature. A nature that is the very expression of the rhythms, cycles and growth that guide the perenniality of life, celebrated here by a palette that gives us back the sparkles and radiance of water, earth, fire and air, in a true symphony for the four elements.

 

Maria João Fernandes

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Pavel Grebenjuk

A native of Estonia, Pavel Grebenjuk currently lives and works in Lisbon. Specializing in relief engraving (Woodcut, Linoleum engraving), he studied at the Estonian Arts Academy. The engraving "Amazonas" published at the CPS received the < strong>Fine Papers Grand Prize, Papies 2016. Your CV includes the following exhibitions:

- EPISODE ONE, Montana Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal 2015

- SECRET AGENTS, Printmaking In, Pärnu, Estonia 2013

- EKADENTS, 1 May Gallery Tallinn, Estonia 2013

- JUST KIDS VOL 2., Vaal Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia 2012

- MUSTER 2, Suur Tõll / Lennusadam, Talinn, Estonia 2012

- Polymeri festival, Tallinn, Estonia 2012

- IN GRAAFIKA, Port Artur 2, Pärnu, Estonia 2012

- NELJAS LÕIGE, Von Krahl, Tallinn, Estonia 2012

- Noorte Jazz, Tallinn, Estonia 2012

- Prints Show New Orleans 2012

- Cannonball Prints Gone Wild, Brooklyn, NY 2012

- ESIMENE LÕIGE, Von Krahl, Tallinn, Estonia 2012

- JUST KIDS, Noorus Gallery, Tartu, Estonia 2012

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