The works of Vladimir Yakovets are the mixture of classical pop art in the Warhol sense, with repeated repetition and bright colors, but also the attraction to classicism and hyperrealism. This mixture makes the master's work not only aesthetically appealing to the viewer with any background, but also philosophically significant for connoisseurs and theorists of art.
An interesting feature is the author's technique - a kind of overlay of paint, where several layers are translucent under each other. Thus, figurative painting emerges through letters, geometric shapes and expressive dripping.

The works of Vladimir Yakovets are the mixture of classical pop art in the Warhol sense, with repeated repetition and bright colors, but also the attraction to classicism and hyperrealism. This mixture makes the master's work not only aesthetically appealing to the viewer with any background, but also philosophically significant for connoisseurs and theorists of art.
An interesting feature is the author's technique - a kind of overlay of paint, where several layers are translucent under each other. Thus, figurative painting emerges through letters, geometric shapes and expressive dripping.

The works of Vladimir Yakovets are the mixture of classical pop art in the Warhol sense, with repeated repetition and bright colors, but also the attraction to classicism and hyperrealism. This mixture makes the master's work not only aesthetically appealing to the viewer with any background, but also philosophically significant for connoisseurs and theorists of art.
An interesting feature is the author's technique - a kind of overlay of paint, where several layers are translucent under each other. Thus, figurative painting emerges through letters, geometric shapes and expressive dripping.