Alex Arshansky Original: Approval | Cubist | Acrylic | 12" x 12"

Alex Arshansky Original: Approval. Cubist. Acrylic. 12" x 12"

This captivating original acrylic on canvas titled "Approval", signed by Alex Arshansky. This original piece showcases the artist's signature abstract, cubist style. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns reflect Arshansky's unique approach to exploring emotions and human interaction. The layered textures and bold forms invite viewers to interpret the deeper meaning behind the artwork, making it a compelling addition to any contemporary art collection.

Alexander Arshansky is a Russian-born artist and a recent transplant to California who works in a style he has deemed "Biomorphic Cubism". This style could be best described as a combination of Biomorphic Abstraction, with Cubist style compositions, along with two-dimensional inner details.

There is a story within a story, revealed only to those who spend time to observe. Arshansky declares: "I want to please the eye by challenging the mind." Arshansky is a prolific artist with over 850 paintings produced in the last 7 years. Each piece takes many hours or even days to create, however he works quickly for the high level of detail in each work. The layering and detailed imagery make his works deep and complex, reflecting his emotional state while he creates each piece.

Arshansky advises, "Acclaim and recognition, although ever tempting, are not the driving motivation, rather the compulsive need for the process: fulfilling the life purpose of creating a chain reaction of inspired minds in all creative forms of expression to make this world more beautiful, advanced, complex and magical." He created many of his pieces while working as a translator on the phone, allowing his words to flow together with the physical act of painting. Arshansky's works have been placed in collections worldwide, notably in the private collection of Comedian Margaret Cho, among others.

12" w x 12" h

In good condition with wear commensurate with age and no major damage to notate. This piece is original and unframed. The edges are painted black by the artist.