Petro Bevza: Bathing
Oil on canvas, 230 x 175 cm, year 1998 – 2022, signed and dated.
“It’s so cold outside.”
“You’re right. And I left my gloves at home.”
“But here in this painting I can feel the sun’s rays and I’d love to get in the water”
“Without any gloves?”
“Without anything at all. Barefoot up to my neck.”
“Ahh. Yes… that’s a nice thought.”
“Art is simply inspiring.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.44 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 115 x 200 cm, year 2013, signed and dated lower right.
“Oh. I can feel the energy here too and it feels good.”
“You’re right.”
“I can’t take my eyes off it. And… at the same time, it reminds me of a table.”
“A table? Tell me right away that you’re hungry.”
“You just know me too well.”
“And you’re a hopeless case.”
“And hungry.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.50 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 150 x 200 cm, year 2020, signed and dated in the left half of the picture.
“Is that a hut in the snow?”
“Nope. That’s a steaming teapot.”
“Whatever it is. It has great colours.”
“And it’s so full of emotion.”
“It gives you strength.”
“Now maybe your stomach will hold out a little longer.”
“Of course. Art is my multivitamin energy protein bar.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.16 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 170 x 200 cm, year 2011, signed and dated lower right.
“My mother would like this.”
“Wow. Why? Because of the colours?”
“Mhm. That, yes. But she really likes graphic shapes. She would love this.
“Yes. She does likes art! Well, dear friend… Christmas is just around the corner. When was the last time you got her something big?”
“You’re right. Do you think it’s affordable?”
“We simply ask. Maybe we can pay in instalments. Or they’ll give you a Christmas discount if you’re lucky.”
“Exactly, let’s see. You’re the best.”
“Art makes happy!”
