Oil Painting River Bank Serdyuk Boris Petrovich

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Oil painting River Bank Serdyuk Boris Petrovich is an expressive landscape that captures the vivid beauty of an autumn riverside … Read more Oil painting River Bank Serdyuk Boris Petrovich is an expressive landscape that captures the vivid beauty of an autumn riverside beneath a changing sky. Golden and orange foliage dominates the left side of the composition, while deep blue water stretches toward the distant horizon, creating a striking balance between warm and cool color. Serdyuk demonstrates exceptional artistic mastery through bold impasto, confident palette knife work, and a sophisticated understanding of rhythm, light, and spatial depth. Thick layers of ochre, yellow, green, blue, violet, and brown give the surface a sculptural quality and make the natural forms feel alive with movement. The artist skillfully uses broad, energetic strokes to describe foliage, shoreline, water, and clouds while preserving a strong sense of structure. Reflections and shifting tones in the river enhance the atmosphere and visual depth. This original oil painting is an excellent choice for collectors of river landscapes, autumn paintings, impasto art, contemporary impressionism, colorful nature scenes, expressive landscapes, and distinctive modern fine art.

Born in 1960 in Konotop, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.

Graduated from the Yuryev-Polsky Pedagogical College (Fine and Graphic Arts Department) in 1984.

He worked as a drawing and technical drawing teacher, a painting and wood carving instructor, and an artist-designer.

He held the position of chief artist in Konotop.

Since 2000, he has been an independent artist.

Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Participant in over 100 exhibitions.

Borys Serdyuk's works are held in museums in the Sumy and Chernihiv Oblasts, as well as in private collections in Ukraine, Europe, the USA, Israel, and other countries.

In 2018, the artist joined the global art space of the Creative Platform in New York, where seven of his works were included in the "Paintings and Graphics" catalog. See less