Monsieur
Bleu

Monsieur
Bleu

Alexander Klimtsov

Klimtsov uses the technique of drawing on the rear side of the Plexiglas to give images some light and brightness, which is impossible to do on a flat canvas. Such transparency adds energy to his work, supporting the idea of a film or frozen frames and enhances the tone to such an extent that they become very cold or very warm. Combining computer image and paint, Klimtsov brings almost a documentary or promotional image to the picture. Drawing famous actors, politicians and style icons on glass, the artist manages to produce art, which is a momentary picture similar to what makes modern pinhole camera, helping us to enjoy its amazing message.

Glass Art has traditionally been used to impress the audience with the power and brilliance of the transmitted messages. Stained glass in the most famous cathedrals passed the greatness of the heavens in a way that stuns and at the same time brings the horror to the humble visitor with the depiction of God’s greatness.

Klimtsov uses the technique of drawing on the rear side of the Plexiglas to give images some light and brightness, which is impossible to do on a flat canvas. Such transparency adds energy to his work, supporting the idea of a film or frozen frames and enhances the tone to such an extent that they become very cold or very warm. Combining computer image and paint, Klimtsov brings almost a documentary or promotional image to the picture. Drawing famous actors, politicians and style icons on glass, the artist manages to produce art, which is a momentary picture similar to what makes modern pinhole camera, helping us to enjoy its amazing message.