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Explore 'Grand Scheme of Half Impulse' by Oleksandr Aksinin – a complex geometric abstraction in black & vibrant colors. Soviet-era modernism, layered textures & intellectual depth.
A striking geometric abstraction of red and teal diamonds by Soviet printmaking master Oleksandr Aksinin from 1983 offers a balanced display of color and form that invites you to explore this unique piece of fine art.
Explore 'Exlibris of Nosov' by Oleksandr Aksinin – a 1978 Ukrainian graphic masterpiece! Intricate dot patterns, horseshoe motifs & serene design evoke Art Deco influence.
Explore Oleksandr Aksinin’s ‘Numbers Chronos,’ a mesmerizing pointillist masterpiece of circles & triangles in dark green. A unique, geometric abstract artwork – perfect for art collectors.
Explore Aleksandr Aksinin’s unsettling ‘Exlibris of O.Aksinin,’ a monochromatic woodcut depicting a stylized crucifixion within complex geometric forms. Ukrainian art, 1976.
Explore 'Prometheus' by Oleksandr Aksinin (1966). A dynamic, cubist-inspired artwork featuring bold colors & angular forms symbolizing rebellion. Ukrainian avant-garde art.