EYES OF THE NIGHT
GICLEE ON CANVAS
31 x 17.5 INCHES
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As in other works by Vladimir Kush, this painting illustrates the artist’s approach of the ‘two-in-one’ paradox. The space of the Artist is separated from the surrounding space of the...
As in other works by Vladimir Kush, this painting illustrates the artist’s approach of the ‘two-in-one’ paradox.
- The space of the Artist is separated from the surrounding space of the hypothetical theatre by a cone of dazzling light.
- The dark space of Cosmos embracing the theatre audience seems to be silent and indifferent, yet thousands of eyes are looking at the Artist from within. They are opera-glasses and ‘prying eyes of the stars’ in the infinite Universe – all gathered to ‘listen and see’ the Artist reading Hamlet’s soliloquy:
“Night and its murk transfix and pin me,
Staring through thousands of binoculars”
Boris Pasternak “Hamlet”