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138 × 140cm
Oil on Canvas
I was born in Ukraine on the banks of the Danube River in a cozy, picturesque port city of Izmail, in a large and somewhat chaotic family of artists (1986). As a child, it seemed to me that dad draws so well just because his pencil is magic, that's the whole point. Take it, my father once said, handing me his pencil, try it. I made a few strokes trying to depict an old, sprawling walnut tree that grew under our window, the lines turned out to be timid, uncertain, but they opened the door to a wonderful world and carried me away along the road on which I am still a traveler …
Roman Nedopakа was born in 1986 in the city of Izmail in the Odessa region of Ukraine.
1997-2004 studied at the Taras Shevchenko Children's Art High School in Kyiv.
2004-2011 study at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv
Since 2005 he has participated in group and personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad.
This artist is on display in Glasfryn Hall. To arrange a viewing please email: info@orielglasfryn.com
138 × 140cm
Oil on Canvas
I was born in Ukraine on the banks of the Danube River in a cozy, picturesque port city of Izmail, in a large and somewhat chaotic family of artists (1986). As a child, it seemed to me that dad draws so well just because his pencil is magic, that's the whole point. Take it, my father once said, handing me his pencil, try it. I made a few strokes trying to depict an old, sprawling walnut tree that grew under our window, the lines turned out to be timid, uncertain, but they opened the door to a wonderful world and carried me away along the road on which I am still a traveler …
Roman Nedopakа was born in 1986 in the city of Izmail in the Odessa region of Ukraine.
1997-2004 studied at the Taras Shevchenko Children's Art High School in Kyiv.
2004-2011 study at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv
Since 2005 he has participated in group and personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad.
This artist is on display in Glasfryn Hall. To arrange a viewing please email: info@orielglasfryn.com