Anatoliy Halytskyi

Self-Portrait, 2005

Oil on canvas

100 × 100 cm

USD 8,000

Not a literal depiction of the face, but an intense psychological and painterly reconstruction of the self. The square canvas is treated as a space of confrontation — the figure is revealed through layers of paint, rhythm, texture, and emotional pressure. The self-portrait becomes less a likeness and more a trace of presence, a visual record of the artist's inner state. A strong example of contemporary Ukrainian expressive painting, where the brushstroke carries the energy of action and the surface preserves the drama of the moment.