 | Etude No. 3, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 4, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 5, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 6, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 7, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 8, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 10, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 11, 2020
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9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 12, 2020
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9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 13, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 14, 2020
Gouache
9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 17, 2020
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9 x 12 in |
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 | Etude No. 18, 2020
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 | Etude No. 19, 2020
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 | Fugue No. 1, 2015
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 2, 2015
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 3, 2015
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 4, 2015
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 5, 2016
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 6, 2016
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 14, 2016
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 15, 2016
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Fugue No. 16, 2016
Oil on canvas
20 in diameter |
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 | Cornucopia No. 4, 2015
Oil on canvas
24 x 24 in |
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 | Motorcycle, 1980
Oil on canvas
48 x 48 in |
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 | Moonscape, 1982
Oil on canvas
66 x 66 in |
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 | New Moon, 1987
Oil on canvas
66 x 66 in |
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 | Interference, 1987
Oil on canvas
48 x 48 in |
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 | Drink Poison, 1988
Oil on canvas
66 x 66 in |
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 | Chrysalis, 1988
Oil on canvas
56 x 56 in |
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 | Shooting Star, 1990
Oil on canvas
26 x 22 in |
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 | Venus, 1990
Oil on canvas
34 x 34 in |
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 | Dialogue, 1995
Oil on linen
10 x 10 in |
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 | Rhapsody, 1996
Oil on linen
10 x 10 in |
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 | Ornamental Vessel, 1998
Oil on linen
38 x 48 in |
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 | Odyssey, 2008
Oil on linen
48 x 66 in |
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 | Fetish in Sepia with Net, 2009
Oil on canvas
24 x 24 in |
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 | Fetish in Orange with Net, 2009
Oil on canvas
24 x 24 in |
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Ilona Sochynsky creates richly colored abstract paintings that pour over the viewer in dazzling visual streams. Her works resemble kaleidoscopic images that seem to spin and then to fall into place, leaving behind glowing canvases with a magical sense of order. For several decades Sochynsky has used photography and collage as source materials for experimentation and inspiration in her work. The photo-realistic fragments, pushed and pulled by the strong compositional movement, function as a deconstructed storyline within the powerful abstract forms. Sochynsky’s paintings create a sense of being in the eye of a storm. The paintings achieve a certain feeling of stillness and order that permit the viewer to reassemble the imagery into his or her own unique narrative.
Sochynsky’s work reflects both a strong classical art training and a marked contemporary sensibility. Very much a part of the group of artists that emerged in the 1970s, Sochynsky’s work shares many common themes and concerns with her peers, most notably, with the Photo-Realist movement and the paintings of James Rosenquist.
Of Ukrainian origin, Sochynsky received her Master of Fine Arts from Yale and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her paintings are held in a number of private and public collections and she has held numerous solo exhibitions throughout the United States. Sochynsky works and resides in the United States.
In 2005, Zorya Fine Art placed Ilona Sochynsky's painting,
35th and 3rd in the permanent collection of
The Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum,
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
35th and 3rd , 1980
Oil on canvas
48 x 48 in
