Otvaranje izložbe
IGORA VASILJEVA (1928-1954)
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u organizaciji Fondacije Plavo
utorak, 20. februar 2018. u 19 h
Galerija 212, Vlajkovićeva 25
Izložba će biti otvorena do 02. marta 2018.
Povodom devedeset godina od rođenja Igora Vasiljeva, u saradnji sa Fondacijom Plavo, u Galeriji 212 će biti otvorena izložba autora jedinstvene umetničke pojavnosti, koji je ostavio značajan trag u našem slikarstvu druge polovine XX veka.
Izložba, obuhvatajući tridesetak slika u tehnici ulja na platnu, kartonu i pausu nastalih početkom 1950-ih godina, iz svih stvaralačkih faza, pružiće mogućnost za potpunijim sagledavanjem relevantnosti slikarstva Igora Vasiljeva za srpsku i jugoslovensku umetnost XX veka.
„… Reč je o slikarstvu opasnih intuicija, najdubljih i direktnih uvida u sudbinu… Svoje je slikarstvo naselio robijašima, skitnicama, grbavcima, ribarima, barskim damama, ludama, utopljenicama, prosjacima i mrtvim dragama, bajkovitim užasom. Alhemijski rečeno, bio je u stalnom stanju nigreda, bavio se životnom i likovnom materijom u mističnom smislu pogodnom za upoznavanje u cilju mogućeg ličnog prevazilaženja, oplemenjivanja i obogotvorenja sopstvenog duha…“
iz kataloga, Dejan Đorić
„… Humor i ironija, suštinski neodvojivi od pesnika ponora, neizostavni su motivi i u slikarskom univerzumu Vasiljeva. Rekao bih da upravo u osećaju za ironiju i sarkazam spram malograđanske skučenosti, kao i u osećaju za humor i neobično prisnom, familijarnom odnosu prema “prokletim”, metafizičkim pitanjima našeg nastanka, nestanka i namene u božanstvenoj komediji života – da u toj intuiciji koja je našla svoju punu likovnu ekspresiju, treba tražiti i neponovljivi dar Igora Vasiljeva…“
iz kataloga, Srđan Vučinić
Igor Vasiljev je rođen 1928. u Beogradu, u porodici ruskih emigranata.
Studirao je na Akademiji likovnih umetnosti u Beogradu u periodu od 1948 – 1952, nakon čega je upisao istoriju umetnosti na Filozofskom fakultetu u Beogradu.
Nakon samostalne izložbe 1953, postao je najmlađi član ULUS-a (Udruženja likovnih umetnika Srbije).
Tragično je izgubio život na studenstkoj ekskurziji u blizini Ćuprije 1954, pod nerazjašnjenim okolnostima.
IZLOŽBA JE REALIZOVANA POD POKROVITELJSTVOM SEKRETARIJATA ZA KULTURU GRADA BEOGRADAOpening of the exhibition
IGORA VASILJEVA (1928-1954)
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organized by the Blue Foundation
Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 7:00 pm
Gallery 212, Vlajkovićeva 25
The exhibition will be open until March 2, 2018.
On the occasion of the nineties, from the birth of Igor Vasiljev, in cooperation with the Blue Foundation, an exhibition of the author of a unique artistic event will be opened in Gallery 212, which left a significant mark in our painting of the second half of the 20th century.
The exhibition, including some 30 paintings in oil painting on canvass, cardboard and pause made in the early 1950s, from all creative phases, will provide an opportunity for a more complete examination of the relevance of Igor Vasiljev’s painting for Serbian and Yugoslav art of the 20th century.
„… It’s about the painting of dangerous intuitions, the deepest and direct insights into destiny … It has settled its paintings by slaves, tramps, coats of arms, fishermen, barracks, madmen, drowners, beggars and dead dragons, fairy-tale horror. in the constant state of the nigga, he dealt with life and artistic matter in a mystical sense suitable for acquaintance with the goal of possible personal overcoming, refining and enriching one’s own spirit … “
from the catalog, Dejan Đorić
„… Humor and irony, essentially inseparable from the poet of the abyss, are indispensable motifs in the painting universe of Vasilev.I would say that it is precisely in the sense of irony and sarcasm in relation to the petty-colonies, as well as the sense of humor and unusually intimate, familiarity with“ „, The metaphysical questions of our origin, disappearance and purpose in the divine comedy of life – that in that intuition which found its full artistic expression, it is necessary to look for the unique gift of Igor Vasiljev …“
from the catalog, Srđan Vučinić
Igor Vasiljev was born in 1928 in Belgrade, in the family of Russian emigrants.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in the period from 1948 to 1952, after which he entered the history of art at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade.
After a solo exhibition in 1953, he became the youngest member of the ULUS (Association of Fine Artists of Serbia).
Tragically he lost his life at a student excursion near Cuprija in 1954, under unclear circumstances.
EXHIBITION IS REALIZED UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF THE SECRETARIAT FOR CULTURE OF THE CITY OF BELGRADE