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Color Abstract Paintings 1994-96
EVGENY CHUBAROV FOUNDATION
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Paintings
Drawings
Biography
Exhibition history
Selected exhibitions
FOUNDATION
Publications
WORKS
EXHIBITIONS
Contact us
All paintings
Black & White Abstract Paintings
Color Abstract Paintings 1990-93
Early Figurative Paintings
Late Figurative Paintings
Color Abstract Paintings 1994-96
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EVGENY CHUBAROV
ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
Chubarov came to abstract art in his later,
more mature period.
body of work created in berlin
Large format
(1990-1995)
Chubarov subjected the works of the Berlin period to a game of improvisation.
He deliberately chose this style, as he had mastered it. He had no intention of transferring his older works to larger canvases. That seemed too banal to him and offensive to his level of expertise. Chubarov understood improvisation in a musical sense. He was fascinated by unpredictability.
body of work created in berlin
Medium format
(1990-1995)
Chubarov subjected the works of the Berlin period to a game of improvisation. He deliberately chose this style, as he had mastered it. He had no intention of transferring his older works to larger canvases. That seemed too banal to him and offensive to his level of expertise. Chubarov understood improvisation in a musical sense. He was fascinated by unpredictability.
BODY OF WORK CREATED IN BERLIN
Monochrome Series
(1995-1996)
Chubarov subjected the works of the Berlin period to a game of improvisation. He deliberately chose this style, as he had mastered it. He had no intention of transferring his older works to larger canvases. That seemed too banal to him and offensive to his level of expertise. Chubarov understood improvisation in a musical sense. He was fascinated by unpredictability.
body of work created in berlin
Offsize format
(1990-1995)
Chubarov subjected the works of the Berlin period to a game of improvisation. He deliberately chose this style, as he had mastered it. He had no intention of transferring his older works to larger canvases. That seemed too banal to him and offensive to his level of expertise. Chubarov understood improvisation in a musical sense. He was fascinated by unpredictability.