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i didnt need to understand the language. the artistry was sheer genius
that is a young lady who could go a long long way in the art world now she's been on TV. i wonder if there is a way, once a piece of art has been completed, for it to be fixed in order to be permanently displayed ?
a superb visual display.
Graham
One of the finalist at Ukraine's got talent. That's Great!!
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Incredible.
I have a friend who was working much the same way, but with water-based tempera on a large upright, backlit piece of plexyglass in front of a live audience during a music and spoken word showcase He would work and rework the painting on the side of the st...
i didnt need to understand the language. the artistry was sheer genius
that is a young lady who could go a long long way in the art world now she's been on TV. i wonder if there is a way, once a piece of art has been completed, for it to be fixed in order to be permanently displayed ? a superb visual display. Graham
I wept.......
I don't admit that often. The art is fixed.......in my heart. That is its repository. Regards, MTF
The guy I know who was working in a similar way
Norton Wisdom. First saw him 10 years ago doing this on stage. Powerful, (in his case) spontaneous, and unlike anything I had seen before. embedded video into post This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2009-06-19 09:23:01
Incredible!
Thanks for sharing this with us Nozhik.V! The art, music and performance was so moving! I enjoyed the video very much! Cheers, Daos
Thanks …
As per everyone else’s comments I found this very moving. When it became obvious that the images were changing I sat mesmerized waiting to see what would come next. Thanks for showing me something that I wouldn’t normally have discovered on th...
Hi, Nozhik - the pattern of portraits seems to be telling . . .
. . . a story, which I'm guessing to be the recent history of Ukraine. The audience was clearly moved . . . could you give us your interpretation of the frames from beginning to end? Thanks, Art
WWII
This is a story about World War II that had terrible consequences for Ukraine (more than 8 million people were killed). In almost all families did not returned home brothers, uncles, fathers, so this is still very touch our hearts.