Alexander Bartashevich works inside a quiet contemporary realist movement, shaping still lifes and scenes that feel suspended in time. His style is calm, metaphysical, and deeply focused on harmony, where objects seem to breathe in soft half‑light.
He paints clay, brass, glass and porcelain with a tactile truth, yet removes all decoration, leaving space, silence and balance. Alexander Bartashevich lets the background fade into a mist, turning simple things into echoes of memory.
Q: How did Alexander Bartashevich’s early life shape Alexander Bartashevich?
A: Alexander Bartashevich was born in Minsk in 1966 and formed his style early while studying at the Art College and Belarusian Art Academy.
Q: What pushed Alexander Bartashevich to grow as an artist?
A: Over 20 years, Alexander Bartashevich refined his vision of finding sublime beauty in everyday objects and quiet moments.
Q: Where does Alexander Bartashevich live and work?
A: Alexander Bartashevich works in Belarus, creating tranquil scenes filled with stillness, memory and soft metaphysical mood.
Silence is a source of great strength.