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Artist: Kreminskiy Andriy
Year: 2024
Dimensions: 40 × 50 cm
Materials: oil on canvas, stretched on a wooden frame
Technique: oil painting
Framing: gallery-wrapped canvas, black frame
Original hand-painted artwork
Andriy Kreminskyi's still life “Lemonade” — an expressive composition built around a combination of simple objects, contrasting colors, and simplified forms. A dark glass bottle and several bright yellow lemons are arranged on a table, with large metal containers forming the background. Rather than pursuing photographic detail, the artist focuses on form, color relationships, and the visual rhythm of the objects.
The dark bottle forms the compositional center, its silhouette standing out clearly against the lighter background. The lemons arranged in front of it create a vivid horizontal line and balance the elongated vertical forms of the vessels. The contrast of saturated yellow, deep black, brown, and muted silver-green tones gives the still life a distinctive decorative quality.
The painting is executed in a free manner, with visible brushwork and the texture of the oil paint. The objects are rendered in simplified, at times almost geometric forms. Light is conveyed through individual color accents on the glass, metal, and surfaces of the lemons, giving the concise composition a sense of volume and internal movement.
In its artistic approach, the work draws on the tradition of modernist still life, where everyday objects become a means of exploring form and color. The black frame complements the darker elements of the composition and gives the artwork a finished appearance.
The 40 × 50 cm format makes the painting suitable for a living room, kitchen or dining area, study, restaurant, or contemporary commercial space. Its saturated yellow accents are particularly expressive in interiors with neutral or darker color schemes.
| Artist | Andrey Kreminsky |
| Creation period | 2024 |
| Dimension (W x H), cm | 40*50 |
| Material | Canvas |
| Design | Present |
| Storyline | Still Life |
| Style | Postmodernism, Expressionism, Modernism, Cubism |
| Creation technique | Oil |

















