Alexey Adonin
"Alexey Adonin is a talented artist from Israel, originally born in Belarus. His artistic journey began at the Children's Art School when he was nine years old, and later he pursued art as a career at Glebov Art College in Minsk. Alexey has a deep interest in various hobbies such as science fiction literature, history, biology, paleontology, geography, and astronomy. His work has been displayed both locally and internationally, earning him multiple awards.
As an artist, Alexey seeks to connect with his audience on a deep and meaningful level. He achieves this by exploring the intersection between abstraction and surrealism, allowing him to express his inner world in a unique and compelling way. Alexey is not content with simply sharing his personal vision; he wants his viewers to be active participants in the creative process, inviting them to construct their own interpretations and narratives by engaging with his work emotionally and intellectually.
Alexey's approach to art is grounded in a deep respect for the creative process and a willingness to embrace randomness and chance in his work. He is not constrained by preconceived notions or rigid ideas about how art should be created. Instead, he allows his intuition and imagination to guide him, taking advantage of the mind's remarkable ability to find order in chaos.
Ultimately, Alexey's goal is to move beyond the mere replication of reality and towards creating a world that reflects his innermost thoughts and feelings. By pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and inviting his audience to join him on this journey, he hopes to inspire others to explore their own creativity and unlock their full potential as artists and human beings."
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In The Misty Lands, 39.4"x31.5", oil on canvas, 2022
" In a moment that felt like an eternity, the pitch darkness was pierced by a sudden flash of light. As if by magic, everything around me acquired the illusion of shape and form, spreading out like fleeting islands of impressions in the vast ocean of the unknown. I stood there, transfixed, gazing at the ephemeral forms surrounding me, wondering what lay beyond them.
And then, as if by fate, I saw it: a glimpse of the shore beckoning me forward. My heart raced with excitement as I stepped forward, my feet sinking into the sand as I made my way towards the shore.
As I drew closer, the shapes and forms around me began to take on a life of their own, revealing themselves in greater detail. I saw towering flow rising before me, its life-capped matter moving in the air. I saw alien lifeforms emerging from the ocean deep, dotted with strange plants and sphere-like objects as far as the eye could see.
And yet, even as I marveled at this new land's beauty, I knew there was so much more to discover. Whatever lay ahead, I knew that I was ready for it."
Reborn, 31.5”x39.4", oil on canvas, 2023
" Throughout our lives, we encounter a variety of experiences that shape us into who we are. When we face difficult times, we begin to appreciate the good times even more. By enduring hardships, we learn the value of happiness and how to cherish it. Adversity also teaches us to remain vigilant and receptive to the beauty of life that surrounds us. Although the hustle and bustle of the city can be overwhelming at times, we can find solace in the knowledge that every challenging moment presents an opportunity for growth and renewal."
Sunken Road Of Industrial Landscape, 31.5”x39.4", oil on canvas, 2023
" The idea for this particular painting came to me in a dream, after I had previously sketched out some rough ideas for it. As an artist, I've been constantly seeking new inspiration and gathering various ideas to create a complete picture, and I'm thrilled with the result.
The painting depicts a futuristic landscape that is both intriguingly unfamiliar and yet somehow familiar at the same time. Its society is one that has its own advanced science and technology, and the forms within the painting suggest a world that is either completely futuristic or a noisy, rusting industrial slum. However, this ambiguity works well for the piece, which I've titled "Sunken Road Of Industrial Landscape."
As humans, we have an innate desire to explore the mysteries of life and what lies beyond the physical realm. Although science and technology have made great strides, we're still far from understanding these mysteries. That's why I believe that everything ultimately returns to nature, just like the pastoral sunken road on the way to the factory buildings depicted in my painting."
Monuments From Twilight, 39.4"x31.5", oil on canvas, 2023
" The painting began as an exploration of the captivating natural beauty of the night and gradually evolved into a complete representation of the tranquility, enigma, and subtle variations in visual perception during twilight. As I delved deeper into my imagination, the fantasy took root in my subconscious, revealing abstract yet surrealist structures with multiple shapes and elements converging to form a contemplative scene. I found it fascinating to follow the notion of hidden elements emerging from the darkness, serving as a gentle reminder of how the conditions of nature can influence our minds."
Last Supper, 39.4"x31.5", oil on canvas, 2024
" This biblical tale has served as a significant marker for the relationship between mankind and the divine over the centuries, and in my view, it still holds relevance today. Rather than sticking to the conventional plot or focusing on familiar characters, I wanted to delve into the mystical realm and explore its depths."