Andrei Belichenko | A Contemporary Russian figurative Artist

 

Andrei Belichenko's Paintings

The Belichenko and Bukhtiyarova families, who are also painters. The works of this pair are incredibly sweet and affecting, expressing the compassion and loving nature of their connection. In Karaganda, Kazakhstan, in 1974, Andrei Belichenko ( Андрей Беличенко ) was born. His art school graduation was in 1990. Andrei attended an art academy where, because of his skill, Andrei Belichenko was able to graduate in five years as opposed to six. His paintings are held in private and public collections in Russia, Ukraine, Germany, France, Spain, Canada, Brazil, England, and other nations. His art is currently gaining popularity in the US.

The works of modern painters Maria Bukhtiyarova and Andrei Belichenko are referred to as "the charm of youth." The airiness of this duo’s art is noteworthy, showing the loving and intimate nature of their love to one other. The paintings have a really sweet, gentle, and poetic quality that makes the heart race a little bit. The paintings of Andrei Belichenko are co-authored by the artist Maria Boohtiyarova. His spouse, and perhaps even more crucial to a creative partnership, is a muse. Plenty of sun, hazy edges that abruptly become sharply defined, intricate fabric folds or flower veins on leaves, amazing, breathtakingly beautiful aerial views, and an ocean of flowers.

How do these artworks appeal to you? I enjoy the way these paintings portray the females, or more accurately, the emotion they evoke. Don't you believe she is one gal for everyone? Looking, I consider how kind and admiring one must be for a female to be shown with such tenderness. Her hands are very expressive and gorgeous. For what length of time did the artist stare at her, absorbing her, in order to create this image? Every little thing is conveyed via emotion. What beauty it is. Softness, femininity, lightness, and tenderness in every aspect. Painting like this requires feeling a lady; you have to adore her. I enjoy Andrei Belichenko's work. It's sweet to some, but it's just perfect for me. The observer experiences all the emotions that the artist expressed on the painting, and magic happens The girls' pictures are adorable and realistic, and if you look at each one closely and examine the details through the artist's eyes, you can see how he saw and expressed what he saw—all these emotions that are too intense for me to contain—and how skillfully he exhaled them into the canvas. They are breathing and living. His paintings speak to me and have a resonance that I find appealing. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I believe there is a resemblance to the artist Vladimir Volegov.