Painting Sokolyne, artist Chebotaru Andrey - sold

A painting by talented Ukrainian landscape painter CHEBOTARU Andrey. Ever since childhood the future painter was inculcated with love for art by his parents, who were also artists. Born in 1984 in Sevastopol, Chebotaru Andrey fell in love with the Crimean landscapes, the unique nature of the peninsula, which contributed to the development of his creative personality.

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The main inspirer and teacher of the artist is nature. To convey his love for nature, the artist uses a bright palette and creates paintings in the style of non-figurative painting with impasto strokes. 

Here is an author's artwork, which is a hallmark of the master's style originality, sparks with colors, charming with the courage of compositional solutions, richness of color content. With the help of different landscape techniques, the author creates a symphony of pictorial poetry and the joy of being, communicates subtle spiritual intonations, calling the viewer into a dialogue. While traveling, the artist draws inspiration from nature, depicting its true beauty.

CHEBOTARU Andrey (Andriy) - was born in 1984 in Sevastopol (Crimea, Ukraine), in a family of artists. His father is a well-known Ukrainian artist - Chebotaru Nikolai Alekseevich, whose painting is presented in a more classical direction.

He graduated from Inkerman Art School and Samokish Art College in Crimea. Also studied in landscape workshop of National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. Since 2007, he studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (Kiev).

He participated in various open airs, exhibitions (Ukrainian and international). He also had personal exhibitions, in particular in Ukraine (Kiev, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kirovograd, Simferopol, Dnepropetrovsk, Sevastopol, Zhitomir, Odessa, Lvov, Transcarpathia), France, Russia, UAE, China, Montenegro, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Croatia and others.

Currently, the artist's works are stored in museums and private collections in Ukraine, Europe, USA and Asia.

Video interview with the artist Andrei Chebotaru and a selection from plein airs: