Petro Bevza: Miracle of St. George
Oil on canvas, 150 x 225 cm, year 2013 – 2022, signed and dated.
“I’d like to be able to ride.”
“Why?”
“Look at that … such balance. You become one with nature. And with the horse.”
“But you prefer to spend your time in the pub, don’t you?”
“It’s a waste of time talking to you.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.7 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 200 x 200 cm, year 2011, signed and dated in the right half of the picture.
“That reminds me of my childhood.”
“Wow. You’re very imaginative today.”
“I always am.” (smiles) “You remember? At the boathouse with Susi?”
“Sure.”
“These colours trigger the same feeling in me.”
“Your first crush?”
“Feeling happy.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.30 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 140 x 180 cm, undated, signed on the back.
“I don’t think I’m ready for this painting yet. The colours and shapes are still too far away.”
“Don’t you like it?”
“Yes. It’s kind of powerful.”
“Well, that’s great, isn’t it?”
“Oh, absolutely.”
Vasyl Bazhay: 1.59 Untitled
Oil on canvas, 200 x 150 cm, year 2019, signed and dated in the lower half of the picture.
“Well, I find this one exciting. I like it. Everything fits in.”
“Yes, you’re right. You feel safe here. And on familiar ground.”
“Just like being at the pub.”
“Was that a hint? Are you hungry?”
“What makes you think that? Yes. Let’s go.”
“But let’s have a quick look at the picture and then we’ll go.”
“Not just look at it. Enjoy it!”
