Classical art

Copying of Rembrandt

Coping with classical art paintings, or any form of art, involves appreciating and understanding the artist's unique style, themes, and techniques.
Rembrandt was known for his mastery of light and shadow, his use of rich colors, and his ability to capture the human form with great detail and emotion. Zablodski spent a lot of time to observe and analyze Rembrandts brushwork, the way he creates texture, and his unique approach to composition.
Mihail draw inspiration from masters work and incorporate elements into his own artistic practice.

Copying of Caravaggio

Caravaggio was an Italian painter active in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. His works are renowned for their dramatic use of light and shadow, intense realism, and powerful portrayal of human emotion.
One of his the most famous works is The Taking of Christ.
This painting hung in the hall of the Odesa Western and Eastern Arts Museum in southern Ukraine until 2008. It was stolen, clumsily cut out of the frame, and severely damaged the canvas. The investigation lasted several years. Through the joint efforts of the secret services of several countries and an undercover agent embedded into the criminal gang, the painting was returned to Ukraine in 2010. It is still under restoration. 10 years later, the mentioned agent, already retired, decided to order a copy of this masterpiece.

Spirits

The series delves into Mihail Zablodsky’s fascination with alternate realities, weaving together threads of local folklore, spiritual beliefs, and psychological theories. With a keen sensitivity to the unseen, Zablodsky masterfully juxtaposes the familiar with the enigmatic—revealing the hidden, whether it’s dreaded or deeply yearned for.

Above, ominous clouds churn, heavy with the weight of an impending storm. Torrents of rain cascade, jagged lightning slices the sky, and thunder roars like a cosmic clash. Yet, as the tempest subsides, a radiant break in the clouds unveils a breathtaking sight: a surge of otherworldly beings, unleashed by the storm’s primal fury.

DIFFERRENT

OIL ON CANVAS

The Fatigue, 2024

LANDSCAPES

DRY PASTEL

Sunsets

The Magic of Monoprints

Monoprints are one-of-a-kind masterpieces, each a singular burst of creativity. Unlike traditional prints, every monoprint is unique, born from a process that thrives on spontaneity and experimentation. Artists like Mihail Zablodsky start by slathering ink or paint onto a plate—think metal, glass, or acrylic. With brushes, rollers, or even bare hands, they carve, smear, or swirl their vision into the medium. Then, with the press of a printing press or sheer force, the image leaps onto paper, capturing a moment that can never be duplicated.

This unpredictable technique is a playground for bold mark-making and raw expression. For Zablodsky, monoprinting unlocks endless creative possibilities, transforming each plate into a vibrant, one-off artwork that pulses with individuality.

Copying of Rembrandt

Copying of ​Caravaggio

REMBRANDT-Zelfportret

The old drinker

IVANOV -Water and stones near Palazzuolo

CARAVAGGIO-The Taking of Christ

Spirits

Dreamcatcher

Dreamcatcher II

Flight

After the rain