"The Mountains Way" - SOLD
44 x 44
Encaustic on Canvas
"Each New Sunset" - SOLD
5 x 5
Encaustic on Wood
"On the Lakes" - SOLD
5 x 7
Encaustic on Wood
Slava Tch
Viatcheslav Tchistiline, studied Fine Art at Kharkov State University. As well, he studied Painting, Decorative Art and Interior Design at Kharkov Artistic-Industrial Institute, Ukraine. Slava painted with oil on canvas in realistic manner. He was also engaged in monumental murals and teaching. Slava went to Europe, France, Germany and Holland, to study Dutch painting. He had a lot of exhibitions in Europe. His realistic paintings are in many collections in Germany and France. With his arrival to Canada, he studied encaustic media, which is very old, traditionally taking its roots in Egypt and Byzantine. Slava's paintings in this media proved to be of great interest to collectors, art dealers and public on international market.
The "classic" or "basic" encaustic method is very old, traditionally taking it’s roots in Europe and is a very complicated and difficult procedure. The right time management and precise accuracy in detailed work are keys to a successful art piece. Artists usually use paper, canvas, or cardboard to paint on and must prepare the surface beforehand. Application of dry pigment, hot beeswax and paint takes place next. The artist spends a considerable amount of time developing the right colour and achieving the theme of the art work. Currently, a lot of artists are working in encaustic technique but each artist is unique. In result the finished art work is not the subject of the technique but is based on the artist’s experience, world and colour perspective. An artist puts a part of his sole in the picture, spirit of time and depending on his/her talent the picture generates you by its colour saturation, dynamics and energy of the painter’s spirit.
