Through an unexpected trouble
The painting “Through Unexpected Misfortune” is executed in an expressive manner with pronounced symbolism. The composition is divided into two parts — dark and light — creating a sense of confrontation between tragedy and hope. In the lower part are village buildings and a church immersed in autumn colors. At the center stand golden trees reaching upward, symbolizing life and renewal.
In the background stretches a dramatic sky, combining cold grays with fiery yellow tones. Across this space fly storks, perceived as a sign of rebirth, memory, and continuity of life.
Vladimir Osipovich
Born on June 22nd, 1953;1n the Yanovo town of Vitebsk Region (Belarus). Graduated from the A r t a n d Drawing Department of the Vitebsk Pedagogical Institute (1975). Works in the field of the water-colour painting. Since 1986 he is a participant of art exhibitions « The works are in museums of Brest and Baranovichi, in private collections in Belarus and a number of foreign countries. A member of the BAD since 1999. Lives in Baranovichi