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Taras Tryndyk

1973, from Dnipro, Ukraine
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Biography of Taras Tryndyk
Taras Tryndyk (b. 1973, Ukraine) is a contemporary artist whose work evolved from abstraction toward landscape, often blending both genres. His paintings explore space, color, light, and mystery, leaving room for the viewer’s imagination. Tryndyk has been actively exhibiting since 2001, with numerous solo and group exhibitions across Ukraine. His works are held in private collections around the world. In 2020, he represented Ukraine at Expo 2020 Dubai as part of the project “SMART UKRAINE: Connecting Dots”.
Biography of Taras Tryndyk
Taras Tryndyk (b. 1973, Ukraine) is a contemporary artist whose work evolved from abstraction toward landscape, often blending both genres. His paintings explore space, color, light, and mystery, leaving room for the viewer’s imagination. Tryndyk has been actively exhibiting since 2001, with numerous solo and group exhibitions across Ukraine. His works are held in private collections around the world. In 2020, he represented Ukraine at Expo 2020 Dubai as part of the project “SMART UKRAINE: Connecting...
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Lyudmila Tverskaya Art critic, Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine
His art is not for reasoning, but for inspiration. Improvisation allows nature to dissolve in artistic design. The color scheme creates a peculiar sfumato; spatial edges are mobile and restless, and forms freely flow into one another. Before realizing his painterly role, Tryndyk studied color harmony extensively and worked deeply on his creativity. From the article “Magic of Created Beauty”
S. A. Bugulova Art critic, Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine
Attempts to balance on the edge of easel and decorative art are always problematic. Taras Tryndyk has original panels. They have space, depth, clarity and mystery, swirling motion where individual objects and fragments materialize. His works look new in different seasons, times of day, or lighting. The paintings can surprisingly turn into a pleasant background.
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