VANGEL KODJOMan ₜₕₑ Yₒᵤₙgₑᵣ

Paintings & Drawings

“Deep Park“

Acrylic on canvas, 160×200 cm, 2021 y.

In this painting, nature is not merely an aesthetic decoration; on the contrary, it is an active subject and a carrier of unity and communication among all elements in the composition. It functions in the same way as natural processes — quietly, yet powerfully. Just as a flower opens toward light, so too does a human being open toward another human being. Just as a tree extends its branches into space, love creates connections that transcend personal experience.

“Dreamy“

Oil and acrylic on canvas, 146×234 cm, 2021 y.

“Trees“ – acrylic and glitter on canvas, 160×200 cm, 2021 y.

Trees and Branches transcend the image of nature and becomes a visual exploration of interconnected systems. Through an energetic interplay of color, texture, and gesture, the works evoke the invisible networks that sustain life — biological, psychological and cosmic.

From an ecological perspective, the composition recalls the complex relationships within a forest, where roots, branches and living organisms exist in continuous exchange. The vibrant splashes and flowing forms suggest growth, adaptation, and the cyclical rhythms of the seasons, all unfolding simultaneously within a single visual field.

Ultimately, Trees and Branches is a meditation on unity within diversity. It suggests that life is not defined by fixed forms but by relationships, transformations, and continuous emergence. The paintings invite viewers to experience nature, energy and human perception as interconnected dimensions of a single living reality.

“Branches“ – acrylic and glitter on canvas, 160×200 cm, 2021 y.

“Germination“

Acrylic on canvas, 146×234 cm, 2020 y.

Germination is a visual meditation on the moment when potential becomes movement, when the invisible begins to take form. At the center of the composition lies a dark nucleus — an image of the seed, a concentrated source of latent energy from which life unfolds.

From a philosophical perspective, Germination explores the idea that existence is not a fixed state but a continuous process of emergence. The central form represents both an origin and a possibility, while the expanding color fields embody the unfolding of life, consciousness, and meaning.