Exhibition by painter Vadim Palamarciuc hosted by OSCE Mission to Moldova

An exhibition by painter Vadim Palamarciuc is being hosted by the OSCE Mission to Moldova in the period January 11 to February 1. The exhibition includes 21 works in oil, with the theme “A Successful Day”. According to Vadim Palamarciuc, only two works correspond to this theme, the rest are works dedicated to the sea. The paintings belong to the post-traditionalist trend. Painters from this trend use classical painting methods to express modern themes, Vadim Palamarciuc says. The emphasis is put on the renaissance age, where the perspective is not present, and the composition is based on colour and emotions. The exhibited works include “The Fisherman’s Dream”, “The Underwater World”, “Aquarium Bearers”, “Baby Bath”, “Ship Arrival”, also “Red Cat Happiness”, “The Travelling Circus”, “The Carnival”, “Lady in Exotic Clothes”, and other. Each year Vadim Palamarciuc’s works are being exhibited at two or three exhibitions in Moldova, Ukraine, Romania, and Russia. The painter’s works are part of personal collections from Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, the USA, Hungary, Turkey, Italy, other. The artist has dedicated all eight years after graduating from the University of Arts of Moldova to creation. Vadim Palamarciuc is also the graduate of the “I. Repin” Art College in Chisinau and of the Odessa-based Art Academy. He is member of the Moldova Union of Artists.