oil on canvas Archives - Artist Bennu

Rainbow volcano. Time for a change.

Planetary carnival, 40×50 cm, oil on canvas, 07.11.2022, #201.

Eclipse. Planet. 30 x 40 cm, oil on canvas, 26.10.2022, #200.
On the left, it looks like an old computer with a screen that shows a movie from the past. The seated figure in a spacesuit from right to left. Flying figure to the right.

Nostalgia. 100 x 120 cm, oil on canvas, 7th March 2021, №170. The sea and time carry away the present, turning it into the past. People suddenly find themselves in the past, somewhere beyond the distant horizon, where sea and sky merge. But memories remain in the head and soul, and the heart experiences emotions.

The world of Baron Munchausen. Author Bennu, 40 x 60 cm, oil on canvas, 27th November 2020, №165.

The first thought came when I looked at this painting that it shows Baron Munchausen, his fairytale castle, a fairy tale and maybe moments of this man’s life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Munchausen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodenwerder

Frosty simplicity. Author Bennu, 40 x 60 cm, oil on canvas, 19th November 2020, №164. — Frosty simplicity. 40 x 60 cm, oil on canvas, 19th November 2020, №164.

Fresh air, frost, winter landscape invigorate and relax.

Night Inspiration. 75 x 105 cm, oil on canvas, 26th May 2020, №152.

Two points in the sky create a three-dimensional space around, connecting this world with the universe. When this painting was already ready and dried up, the little fly landed on it and could no longer fly away. Nobody could help her. She died. This was her destiny. After that I drew an orange dot and then black dot for contrast. Thus, a very small fly influenced and changed the meaning of this painting. Probably man can also influence the universe.

Mysterious world. Author Bennu, 50 x 90 cm, oil on canvas, 26th March, 2020, №147

The world is becoming weird. Human thinking is changing. But we believe in the best.

Orange Shine. 40 x 40 cm, oil on canvas, 28th November 2019, №140.

The painting “Orange Shine” is based on my imagination after viewing a photograph of Sochi in February (February 16, 2018, by D. Medvedev, Instagram @DAMedvedev).