Oksana Migur. “PEOPLE AND WALLS”

The works of Oksana Migur is a kind of anthropology. Reporting quite a lot of unpleasant things about the people she depicted, the artist realizes the main thing: their defenselessness. The paintings of Oksana are very trusting, with the practical absence of brain digging, or the "spirit of breathtaking" piles of intrigue. Actually, Oksana’s painting is also gullible; the cold gamut characteristic of most works does not preclude the inclusion of empathy; the multi-layered style of writing, creating a complex texture, seems to be proof of repeated edits, that is: a responsible attitude. Sharp angles - especially in still lifes, but not only - suggest a shifting, "dancing", emotionally colored look; the sometimes accented brushstroke is a “handprint”, as if guaranteeing authenticity ...

Alexey Kurbanovsky, art critic