Exhibition "In the Embrace of Spring" by Vladimir Garbuz

On March 24, the “Manufactura” art gallery presents the exhibition “In the Embrace of Spring” by artist Vladimir Garbuz, which will present the author’s paintings and sculptures. His work is an outstanding asset of the Ukrainian fine heritage, and the name of the painter has already entered the history of art of our country.

The artist’s works are distinguished by genre diversity and technical versatility. Vladimir Garbuz works in the direction of book and easel graphics, painting and sculpture.

The basis of the exhibition is landscapes - one of the artist’s favorite genres, but these are not picturesque views in the traditional sense. His image is characterized by a variety of expression and color. They seem to break through the boundaries of an established form and plane, spread in space, time and the perception of the viewer. The author himself calls this direction of painting cosmogonic impressionism.

The bronze sculptures of the artist, which can be seen at the exhibition, are made in an impressionistic manner. Thanks to the plastic language, he successfully conveys the nature of the models and the moral depth of the plots.

The artist is the author of graphic series on Shevchenko’s themes - illustrations for “Kobzar”, books: “Shevchenko and Eternity”, “Stitches to the Lights”, “David’s Psalms”, etc.

Vladimir Garbuz was born on December 21, 1951 in the village of Karapysh, Mironovsky district, Kiev region. He graduated from the Department of Book Art of the Ukrainian Polygraphic Institute. I. Fedorov in Lviv. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, multiple nominee and winner of state prizes.

Picturesque and graphic works of the artist are presented in the exposition of many Ukrainian and foreign museums (Australia, Canada, Poland, Slovakia), as well as in private collections.

You can evaluate the skill of a recognized Ukrainian painter and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of his work in the space of the "Manufactura" art gallery until May 18.