Vladimiras Jarmolo, born in 1976 in Vilnius, Lithuania, has pursued art studies across several countries, acquiring experience in Israel, Slovakia, and his native Lithuania. This varied educational journey has helped form the distinctive style and vision characteristic of his work.
Landscapes, especially those portraying the Lithuanian countryside, are the central subject of Vladimiras Jarmolo's paintings. He frequently depicts scenes illuminated by the soft glow of sunrise or sunset, infusing his art with warmth and a sense of tranquility. His treatment of nature is notably romantic and gentle, emphasizing the surrounding beauty.
Employing natural, warm hues, Vladimiras crafts harmonious and welcoming compositions that convey comfort and peacefulness. His vision of the natural world seeks to inspire both admiration and calm, presenting an environment where beauty is continually present. Through his nuanced use of light and color, he demonstrates a keen awareness of the landscape's delicate atmospheres.
Since 2017, Vladimiras Jarmolo has been a member of the Lithuanian Folk Art Creators Association, a milestone that acknowledges his achievements in art. In the same year, he held his debut solo exhibition in Lithuania, bringing his work to a wider audience and solidifying his reputation within the Lithuanian art community.
About this artwork+
Two ripe apples, one slightly larger than the other, sit prominently on a draped cloth with soft creases and folds. The apple on the left displays shades of red and yellow, suggesting a flush of ripeness, while the slightly smaller apple is primarily yellow, hinting at a different variety. Aside from these apples, there's a deep blue plum that adds a contrasting color to the composition. Near the plum, a small paring knife with a metallic blade and black handle lies casually on the cloth, its placement suggesting recent or intended use. The background is muted, consisting of soft brown hues, providing a neutral backdrop that highlights the vibrant colors of the fruit. The light casts gently across the scene, illuminating the fruits and creating subtle shadows on the cloth, enhancing the texture and dimension of the setup.
