Yash Godebski, d'ombre et de lumière
| Yash Godebski is a figurative painter whose work depicts our modern environment and highlights its poetry behind the apparent dullness. Working from memory, without using photographs, Yash Godebski mimics some of the
old masters of cinema film techniques in the way he chooses his angles of view and the
depth of his shots. Dominated by light and
perspectives, his artworks are like magnified snapshots revealing the true nature of our civilisation, where human being have become insignificant. Like paintings by Edward Hopper, his art carries a deep poetry of silence and loneliness. Yash Godebski (b. 1967) lives between Paris and Nimes in the South of France. He is graduated from Met de Penningen art school in Paris. Yash Godebski has performed numerous solo exhibitions in various galleries since 1990 in France, Germany and the Netherlands. He has also participated to several group exhibitions including 'Les Rencontres Electroniques' at Centre Beaubourg-George Pompidou in 1999. Yash Godebski is represented in the UK by The French Art Studio and has participated to the group show 'Connexion' in London in 2007. |  'Entree tunnel' by Yash Godebski, 2007 |
Recent artworks by Yash Godebski
 | Pont Acrylic on canvas 120x120 cm available |
 | Parking Acrylic on canvas 80x80 cm available |
 | Hotel rose Acrylic on canvas 60x60 cm available |
 | Londres Acrylic on canvas 120x120 cm available |
 | Pont autoroute Acrylic on canvas 120x120 cm available |
 | Usine abandonnée Acrylic on canvas 80x80 cm sold |
 | Entrée tunnel Acrylic on canvas 81x100 cm available |
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