"As a creative artist, I am most concerned with two topics: on the one hand, current world events, which in my opinion reflect life and the events associated with it in my art, and on the other hand, everlasting topics that have existed since the beginning of humanity, above ours Time and in the future, will influence thinking for generations. Faith, power, wealth, madness, death, inspiration, esotericism are the themes used that some viewers will rediscover in my pictures, but no one can perceived as a whole as a whole. The interesting thing is that the themes listed above have always been present in human history and will continue to be reflected. Specifically, what I (and not only me) call "myths" are depicted in this picture: either explicitly emphasized or idealized by social or political elements, as well as people who follow leaders and are: sacrificed, murdered, celebrated and loved . These became myths when their social and political relevance waned and then they morphed into a myth. It was like this in the beginning and will remain like this until the end of humanity." - Tsvetan Radenkov
Beyond Autism
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas
Size: 60 W x 80 H x 2 D cm
Sometimes a person is left alone with his thoughts, feelings of hopelessness and sadness. He leaves the past in his footsteps on the sand, tightly hugging the surfboard of the future with which to escape from existence. Followed by a yellow bird. I chose this color because in Buddhism it is a symbol of humility and renunciation of vanity.
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas
Size: 49,5 W x 69,5 H x 1 D cm
The silence of the water, the hopelessness of the impasse, the loss of oneself, the question of whether you have lived at all, the tears of loved ones, the cries of misfortune, the silence of insult, the groan of time, everything passes, but only the imprint of pain on the soul remains.
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas
Size: 58 W x 74,5 H x 2 D cm
Psychedelic Circus
On the night of 30 November 2013 at 04:00, armed with batons, stun grenades, and tear gas, Berkut special police units attacked and dispersed all protesters from Maidan Nezalezhnosti while suppressing mobile phone communications. The police attacked not only the protesters (most of whom didn't or failed to put up resistance) but also other civilians in the vicinity of Maidan Nezalezhnosti, when the Berkut forces chased unarmed people several hundreds of meters and continued to beat them with batons and feet. Initially, 35 people were injured as a result of the militia raid, including a Reuters cameraman and a photographer. Other protesters were detained. Most of protesters were students. At 09:20 Berkut besieged the St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery where approximately 50 Euromaidan activists, including the injured, found sanctuary.
Oil on canvas
Size: 360 cm x 210 cm x 4 cm
On 10 December 2016, a freight train derailed, exploded and caught fire in the village of Hitrino in Shumen Province, Bulgaria, killing at least seven people and injuring 29 others.
Oil on canvas
Size: 360 cm x 210 cm x 4 cm