Artist Comments
This mixed-media painting presents an expressive, symbolic figure surrounded by abstract forms and intuitive markings. The work combines layered textures, gestural lines, and spontaneous color fields. The composition reflects emotional tension and transformation, blending geometric motifs with raw, hand-drawn elements to create a dynamic and deeply personal visual language.
About the Artist
Artist Rodion Gilmitdinov creates paintings that capture cities through broken lines, dynamic colors, and spontaneous brushwork. His compositions emerge as visceral reactions to his environment rather than strict representations. "My art is like visual diaries; it is spontaneous, raw, often nearly uncontrollable," shares Rodion. He grew up in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, where rhythm and silence shaped him. After moving to New York, the city’s chaos fueled his work. Without formal mentors, Rodion honed his skills through observation and persistence. He works in his studios in Brooklyn and Miami, where charcoal dust covers the floor, and music fills the air. When not making art, he walks through the city, observes people, and spends time with his family and dog.
Words that describe this painting: figurative, symbolic, Jean Michel Basquiat, George Condo, Willem de Kooning, portrait, psychological portrait, geometry, symbols, line work, expressionism, mixed media artwork, blue
Internal Coordinates
Rodion Gilmitdinov
Acrylic paint, charcoal, and oil sticks on stretched canvas
Painting wraps around edges
Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on back
2025
60 in. h x 48 in. w x 2 in. d
60 lbs. 10 oz.