Гурзуф

Volodymyr Loboda’s 1981 work, titled «Гурзуф», exemplifies his engagement with Neo-expressionism, characterized by its dynamic brushwork and vivid emotional intensity. Executed on canvas using tempera, the artwork firmly belongs to the landscape genre, capturing the essence implied by its title—a reference to the Crimean coastal town of Gurzuf. Loboda’s technique combines bold color contrasts with gestural strokes, conveying a powerful interpretation of natural scenery. This piece reflects both the artist’s mastery of medium and his distinctive approach to expressive representation within the late 20th-century Ukrainian art scene.