On the beach Papier Craie de cire Cubisme Art figuratif Bulgarie 2024

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Pavlo Mykolayovych Ponomarenko, born on May 14, 1979 in Mariupol. He drew all his life, but he never dreamed of being an artist. He did not receive special training, he studied the works of the classics, independently studied the works of outstanding masters, painting techniques, etc.
He graduated from the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics with a major in "computer networks and systems", and received a diploma in computer network analysis.
He has been doing art since 2011, the catalyst was a conversation with a friend "for life" that there should be something else besides work and family. After that,he plunged headlong into art, and now art is his life.
Until March, he lived in the city of Mariupol, but life turned out in such a way that he ended up in the city of Lviv, where he now lives and works.
Favorite directions in art - avant-garde, cubism, abstract art. Member of the NSHU union since 2017, participant of all-Ukrainian and international exhibitions,
Works in the genres of abstract art, cubism; in his works, he offers a vision of the surrounding world through the analysis of geometric shapes.

LAST EXHIBITION ACTIVITIES
2024: Personal exhibition "Doors to Summer", ZharArt Gallery, Varna, Bulgaria, 22.11.2024- 10.12.2024
2024: 3rd Biennial of Naive Art and Primitivism "Velour Cat" named after Andrey Lipatov, O.O. Osmerkin Art Memorial Museum, Kropivnytskyi, Ukraine, 09.11.2024-
2024: Exhibition "WE", Ilkhom Theater, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 14.10.2024-28.10.2024
2024: Personal exhibition “People are like this”, café gallery “Mazurek”, Lviv, Ukraine, 21/06/2024-21/08/2024
2024: Exhibition “The Emigrants and Their Broken Ways”, Billich Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia (19.02.2024 -?)
2024: Personal exhibition “The Presence of Summer”, gallery-café “Sztuka”, Lviv, Ukraine, 02/1/2024-02/29/2024
2023: Personal exhibition “Untold stories”, Osmerkin art memorial museum, Kropivnitsky city, Ukraine, 15.09-31.10.2023