Black Sun of Chernobyl 1988
vudonbaklytsky
pop art-esque
abstract expressionism
popart
abstract painting
fauvism
pop art
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
naive art
pop art-influence
"Black Sun of Chernobyl" (1988) by Vudon Baklytsky is a bold and striking artwork that reflects the devastating impact of the Chernobyl disaster. The piece is a collage, showcasing a fragmented composition with stylized shapes and contrasting colors. The artwork is dominated by three fragmented faces, rendered in bright orange, set against a dark background. These fragmented faces symbolize the human toll of the disaster. Surrounding the central figures, a vibrant, almost chaotic, collage of colorful shapes resembling flames and radiating energy represents the radiation's impact on the environment. This artwork is a powerful testament to the enduring impact of this tragedy.
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