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TIME SPIRAL by Artem Mirolevich
TIME SPIRAL by Artem Mirolevich
Acrylic on canvas, 2022-2023.
The concept of a time spiral is closely linked with the notion of cyclical time, which suggests that time is not a linear progression but rather events repeat in a recurring pattern. This idea has been a part of numerous cultures and religions across history. Within the realm of art, the spiral serves to evoke a sense of motion, transformation, and transition. Furthermore, it can be utilized to explore philosophical and spiritual ideas connected to time and existence. For instance, the spiral shape may symbolize the concepts of birth, death, and rebirth, or the notion of the eternal return. In essence, the time spiral represents a visual manifestation of the cyclicality of time and how it is perceived and understood by both artists and observers.
Acrylic on canvas, 2022-2023.
The concept of a time spiral is closely linked with the notion of cyclical time, which suggests that time is not a linear progression but rather events repeat in a recurring pattern. This idea has been a part of numerous cultures and religions across history. Within the realm of art, the spiral serves to evoke a sense of motion, transformation, and transition. Furthermore, it can be utilized to explore philosophical and spiritual ideas connected to time and existence. For instance, the spiral shape may symbolize the concepts of birth, death, and rebirth, or the notion of the eternal return. In essence, the time spiral represents a visual manifestation of the cyclicality of time and how it is perceived and understood by both artists and observers.
Frequently described as a surrealist, visionary, and meta-civilization artist, Artem Mirolevich creates intricately detailed dreamscapes where every symbol belongs to a larger narrative. His works span etching, gouache, ink, collage, and oil—each composition rendered with remarkable precision and layered meaning.
Mirolevich has participated in over 100 solo and group exhibitions worldwide, showcasing his art in museums, galleries, and fairs across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and beyond. In Florida, he was selected as the first artist in American Landmark’s “Artists in Residence” pilot program at Midtown 24 in Plantation, FL, later returning for a second residency at Mosaic at Miramar, FL.