Exhibition

Monologue from Underground

Monologue from Underground

"Monologue from Underground", acrylic on canvas, 2021, Bishop Maxim

The hero’s gaze reveals indirectly that his thought is moving and that it calms down on one of the spots, just to be followed by a moment of hesitation because it immediately feels something else. This disbalance and the attitude toward the “whole” of the society, point to the fact that this indomitable “caveman” is dominated by an immeasurable “disgust” toward the normalcy he disrespects. Another work’s virtue is that he laughs at us, is inclined toward us, and has a conversation with us. How naturally he holds his notebook, how he browses pages and holds the notebook with his palms!

Date

11 September 2022

Tags

Maxim Vasiljevic

Information

SAVED BY BEAUTY
Dostoevsky and the Modern World
A Visual Tribute to the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821-2021)

Painting exhibition of the group OCHRE

Edited by Bishop Maxim (Vasiljevic)

Exhibition

This exhibit is a tribute to literary legend Fyodor Dostoevsky on the occasion of two hundred years since his birth (1821-2021). The paintings reflect aspects of the author's life and struggles as well as characters and scenes from his famous novels and seek to awaken in us a sense of a deeper spiritual reality and a transformative beauty.