этюдик..

In this evocative still life, Aleksandr Shvachko captures a moment suspended in time—where light carves out form from darkness, and everyday objects become poetic. The glass bottles, one tall and clear, the other rounded and translucent, hold quiet weight, while a slender white vase cradles fragile, star-like blossoms. A small glass dish with white buds rests beside them, a whisper of life against the aged wood. The composition is balanced, yet alive with subtle tension—between light and shadow, permanence and decay. It’s not just an arrangement; it’s a meditation on presence, absence, and the beauty found in quietude.