Bulatovs "Sonnenaufgang / Sonnenunt

Bulatovs "Sonnenaufgang / Sonnenuntergang" spielt mit dem klassischen Repertoire der Kunstgeschichte. Die monumentale in fotorealistischer Manie gemalte Landschaft zeigt die ausgedehnte Fläche des Ozeans vor einer klaren Horizontlinie. Der Globus mit Hammer und Sichel als Sonne ist ein ironisches Symbol der alten Weltordnung, nicht mehr als eine nostalgisch wirkende Remineszenz: Sonnenaufgang oder Sonnenuntergang? Licht oder Wolken? Bulatov lässt die Frage bewusst offen, die der Betrachter wohl längst für sich beantwortet hat.

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Bulatovs "Sunrise / sunset" plays with the classical repertoire of art history. The monumental landscape painted in photorealistic Mania shows the extended area of the Ocean before a clear horizon line. The globe with the hammer and sickle as the Sun is an ironic symbol of the old world order, nothing more than a nostalgic-looking typical: Sunrise or sunset? Light or cloud? Bulatov deliberately leaves the question, that the viewer has probably long since answered for himself.

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Bulatov's "Sunrise / Sunset" plays with the classical repertoire of art history. The monumental painted in photorealistic mania landscape shows the expanse of ocean in front of a clear horizon line. The globe with the hammer and sickle as the sun is an ironic symbol of the old world order, no more than a nostalgic reminiscence acting: sunrise or sunset? Light or clouds? Bulatov leaves open the question aware that probably answered long for the viewer.

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bulatovs "sunrise / sunset" plays with the traditional repertoire of the art history. the monumental in fotorealistischer mania painted landscape shows the extensive area of the ocean with a clear horizon line. the globe with the hammer and sickle as the sun is an ironic symbol of the old world order, not more than a nostalgic looking remineszenz:sunrise or sunset? light clouds? bulatov leaves the question open mind of the viewer must be long to answer.