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THE UNIVERSE OF RUST
Falling stars
Falling stars
Flowing rust
Flowing rust
Geometry of the bolts
Geometry of the bolts
Imitation
Imitation
Old love catches rust
Old love catches rust
Rising stars
Rising stars
Stains
Stains
The Missing Bolt
The Missing Bolt
The Old Pirate
The Old Pirate
The space of rust
The space of rust
The surviving bolt
The surviving bolt
The wall of weeping paint
The wall of weeping paint
Vertical Sunset
Vertical Sunset
Love triangle in a straight line
Love triangle in a straight line
The Rusty Lock-2
The Rusty Lock-2
The old lock - 1
The old lock - 1
The old lock - 2
The old lock - 2
Rusty lock - 1
Rusty lock - 1
Waiting lock
Waiting lock
Why The universe of rust?
Rust is a self-painter. Rust provokes watercolors, tricks the brush and paints. Its color variety is so great that it resembles space. I often set myself watercolor tasks and the depiction of spilling water in the image of rust is one of them. Where and how to stop the spill of colored water? How to mix incompatible and incompatible colors? How to stay clear and pure tones in this aggressive self-intervention and control? Well, it’s like exploring the universe, isn’t it? Shop now