As if it were an artistic discourse that could be classified as pop medieval, the paintings of Boris Indrikov has a peculiar style that is not easy to find in contemporary art.
What would have happened if he had traveled Leonora Carrington the then Leningrad to participate in a threesome a medieval artist, perhaps a Mason, and a young student of pop art? That meeting would probably come Indrikov, whose work shows references to the surrealist but also reveals an influence, perhaps unconscious, iconography, heraldry, and even refers honed to the melancholy of the great Japanese printmakers (which by some remains as something unattainable).
The bizarre fusion of styles printed Indrikovque's work results in a parade of fantastic realism by which beings pass lined with elegant postures and suggestive patterns: Harlequins geometric annual westernized ethereal ladies dressed in evening gowns, and other entities that always show a hint of sensuality parca:
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