Abstract   composition by famous Russian  ontemporary painter Vitaly Valentinovich Kopachev (born February 15, 1963, in Severodonetsk, Luhansk Oblast).

In 1983, Vitaly Kopachev graduated from the Donetsk State Art School, and in 1988 from the art and technology department of the Moscow Technological Institute. He is a member of the Moscow Union of Artists and the Creative Union of Artists of Russia. From March 16, 1988, he worked as an artist at the Research Institute of Art Industry. On January 20, 1989, he was hired as a research fellow at the Arbat Exhibition Hall in the Kievsky District of Moscow (since 1992, the Moscow Exhibition Hall "Gallery A3"). From July 1989 to July 2017, he served as director of this exhibition hall (Moscow State Budgetary Cultural Institution "MVZ Gallery A3").

Participated in more than 100 exhibitions since the XVIII Exhibition of Young Artists in the Manege (1988), including the group exhibition "Eight Artists from Moscow" (German: 8 Künstler aus MoskauKünstler aus Moskau; 1993, Stuttgart, Walter Bischoff Galerie, together with Valery Aisenberg, Valery Koshlyakov, Natalia Nesterova, Evgeny Gorokhovsky, Sergey Bazilev and others), the international art project "Impossible Connections" (German: Unvereinbares Vereint; June 3 - July 8, 2007, Germany (in the cities of Hann-Münden, Kassel, Göttingen), exhibitions in Bern, Lodz, Aarhus, Viborg and others. A solo exhibition "Agarti" was held at the state gallery "Na Solyanke" (Moscow, 2003). Participated in the exhibition "Innocence" (Vitaly Kopachev / Andrey Volkov) at the Artplay design center (Moscow, April - May 2013); an exhibition catalog was published. He also had a solo exhibition at the LEGA gallery (Moscow, 2015). He took part in the exhibition "Kapa. Miniatures of the 90s". In 2016, he had a solo exhibition. He participated in the exhibition "Works on Paper" at the Omelchenko Gallery (Moscow, 2017). Solo exhibitions were held at the Omelchenko Gallery (Moscow): "Pulsation" (2018), "Neighborhoods" (painting).

Literature: Wikipedia in Russian ; exhibition cataloque under: 

https://www.afisha.ru/exhibition/vitaliy-kopachev-neprichastnost-243618/

Inscription: signed and dated (19)92, on the lower edge left.

Technique: oil on canvas. Original frame.

Measurements: unframed w 15 3/4" x h 19 1/4" (40 x 49 cm); framed w 21 1/8" x h 25" (53,7 x 63,7 cm).

Condition: in good condition.