Dalnegorsky IEC presented a personal exhibition of the artist from Vladivostok, Eugene Bosak

DALNEGORSK. An important event for art lovers living in the small town of Primorye was the art exhibition organized by the Dalnegorsk IEC. A young, but already well-known, Far Eastern artist Yevgeny Bosak presented his work at it.

Today he works in Vladivostok, an artist-restorer of the Primorsky Gallery, while also engaged in pedagogical activities - he teaches children painting art at the Children’s Center of the Academy of Arts. Such employment does not prevent the artist from finding time to create his own works.

Thanks to his active participation in various competitions and exhibitions, his work is known not only to Russian experts in realistic art, but also to foreign ones. For the first time in an international competition, the artist participated in his student years.

His skill was noted with awards - scholarships from the Governor of Primorye, the Head of Vladivostok and even from the Russian President. The artist was awarded a bronze medal for services to the country’s culture. Eugene Bosak is a member of the Creative Union, uniting professional artists of the Russian Federation.

Although among the works created by Eugene, there are many portraits and still lifes, most often the artist prefers landscapes. Therefore, at a personal exhibition in Dalnegorsk, he presented landscape sketches with views of Vladivostok. To create them, Eugene used ordinary gouache, and for the basis he chose cardboard.

However, his peculiar technique of performing paintings gives the works an incredible volume and energy. Most of the work was written by Eugene in an unusual perspective - from a height. One of the fans of his work called Eugene Bosak "soaring, an artist.

The exhibition at the IEC is open until September 28.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru