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Title: Oil painting Acute interaction Oksana Osnach

Description: Procach 131 The oil painting Canvas titled "Acute interaction" draws the viewer into a visceral exploration of energy, conflict, and the raw dynamism of opposing forces colliding and merging within a single frame. The composition is dominated by vibrant explosions of green, orange, and red, which carve through the darker, shadowed background with a force that feels almost alive. The work is less about literal representation and more about the tension and harmony that emerges when two extremes meet, creating an atmosphere that is both unsettling and deeply magnetic. The canvas is a study of contrasts. On one side, the green hues dominate, symbolic of growth, vitality, and the organic cycles of life. Their layered depth, interwoven with jagged streaks and textures, gives a sense of an environment that is fertile yet chaotic. On the other side, fiery oranges and reds break through with intensity, suggesting fire, passion, and even destruction. Texture plays a critical role in amplifying this tension. Thick, raised ridges of paint slice through the center of the composition, acting as a jagged border or fault line between the two dominant forces. The impasto technique creates a tactile surface, almost sculptural in quality, inviting the viewer to not only look but also imagine the sensation of touching the uneven layers. The rough, almost violent application of paint suggests urgency, an instinctive expression that mirrors the unpredictability of human emotions or natural phenomena when pushed to their extremes. The luminous glow of orange in the lower portion of the canvas radiates like an inner fire, casting light into the surrounding greens and darker shadows. It feels as though something is burning from within, attempting to break free from confinement. In contrast, the cooler greens above and around it carry a sense of calm persistence, as if trying to contain or temper the flames. This push and pull between restraint and eruption is what gives The painting its electric, almost combustible quality.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** TITLE: "Acute interaction"* ARTIST: Oksana Osnach* SIZE: 90x50 cm/'35.43x19.68 inches'* MEDIUM: oil, canvas* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this productAbout the artist: Oksana Osnach - Born in 1965 in Kherson.In 2009 she graduated from Kherson State University with a degree in Fine Arts. Teachers: Chuprina VG, Krugla NLSince 2012 - Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.For six years she worked as a teacher at Kherson State University ("Drawing", "Painting"). He is currently a teacher in his own art studio.In parallel with pedagogical activity I conduct independent creative work. Participant in all-Ukrainian, regional and international art exhibitions:2012. Solo exhibition of painting "Mosaic of days", Kherson;2013. Personal exhibition of painting "Two Travels", Kherson;2015. Personal exhibition of painting "Native to Pain", Kherson;2017. Personal exhibition of painting “Poetry of Reality”, Kherson;2017. Personal exhibition of painting "A moment of light", Mykolaiv;2018. Personal exhibition of painting "Waves of dreams", Kherson.2012. All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition "Quinji Memorial", Mariupol;2012. All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition "Ukraine and Sport", dedicated to "Euro 2012", Kyiv;All-Ukrainian Christmas Art Exhibitions, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018;2013. V All-Ukrainian Triennial "Painting-2013", Kyiv;2014. All-Ukrainian exhibition dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of TG Shevchenko, Kyiv;2013 International Exhibition-Competition in Italy, laureate of the Istupen;2013. V International Exhibition of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, diploma 3 place;All-Ukrainian art exhibitions «Picturesque Ukraine», 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018;All-Ukrainian Art Exhibitions for Independence Day of Ukraine, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2018;All-Ukrainian Art Exhibitions dedicated to the Day of the Artist, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2018;2016. All-Ukrainian Triennial of Abstract Art “ART-AKT”, Chernivtsi;2017. II All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Abstract Painting, Kyiv;2017. VIII All-Ukrainian Biennale of the historical genre “Ukraine from Trypillya to the Present in Images of Contemporary Artists”, Kyiv;2018. New Nude Art Project, Odessa;2018. All-Ukrainian triennial of painting ART-NOVA, Kremenchug.Active participant of plein air in Kherson2013. International plein air, Yaroslav, Poland;2016. Plein Air "Kinburg Spit", Mykolaiv region .;2017. Transcarpathian plein air, Ivano-Frankivsk region, Yasinya village;2018. Plein air at Kam, Jan Sich, Republican village, Kherson region.Over the last 8 years periodically, there have been good reviews in the Kherson press, stories and broadcasts have been broadcast on the regional TV channels "VTV" and "Scythia", Kharkiv "InformBureau".In 2015, the Kherson Regional Organization of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine was awarded the title "Best Artist of the Year".The works are in the Kherson Art Museum named after O. Shevkunenko and private collections in Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Russia, Germany, Israel and the Netherlands. The paintings were also sold at charity auctions.

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