
Blossoms Over Blue Water
A flowering canopy in coral and pink opens across the upper half of the composition, framing a luminous stretch of blue water and distant hills. Layered oil brushwork builds the scene with broken color, soft transitions, and textured touches through the foreground. The result is airy and radiant, with a gentle sense of warmth and stillness.

יורי בוגוסלבסקי
Yuri Bogulski Yuri Bogulski was born in 1957 in Kharkiv, Ukraine. A self-taught artist from the age of four, he began drawing and sculpting early in life. Throughout his life he studied art and craftsmanship. In 1977, he completed a degree in Fine Arts. After moving to Moscow in 1979, he began participating in numerous art exhibitions. Art and creativity have always been his passion. Artists such as Rembrandt, Turner, Pissarro, and others have been an important source of inspiration, greatly influencing his artistic path. Over time, he developed his own distinctive style. Bogulski's paintings are characterized by bold brushstrokes, where light reaches the center of the composition and reveals what lies at the heart of the work. He paints primarily in oil, creating expressive and unique landscapes that reflect his personal perspective on the subjects he portrays. In 1990, he immigrated to Israel and became part of the Israeli art world. His works have been exhibited successfully in numerous exhibitions. In addition to painting, Yuri designs unique jewelry for private clients by invitation. His exhibitions include a number of works connected to Jewish and Israeli life, including landscapes of the Israeli countryside and Jewish holiday themes.
Yuri Bogulski Yuri Bogulski was born in 1957 in Kharkiv, Ukraine. A self-taught artist from the age of four, he began drawing and sculpting early in life. Throughout his life he studied art and craftsmanship. In 1977, he completed a degree in Fine Arts. After moving to Moscow in 1979, he began participating in numerous art exhibitions. Art and creativity have always been his passion. Artists such as Rembrandt, Turner, Pissarro, and others have been an important source of inspiration, greatly influencing his artistic path. Over time, he developed his own distinctive style. Bogulski's paintings are characterized by bold brushstrokes, where light reaches the center of the composition and reveals what lies at the heart of the work. He paints primarily in oil, creating expressive and unique landscapes that reflect his personal perspective on the subjects he portrays. In 1990, he immigrated to Israel and became part of the Israeli art world. His works have been exhibited successfully in numerous exhibitions. In addition to painting, Yuri designs unique jewelry for private clients by invitation. His exhibitions include a number of works connected to Jewish and Israeli life, including landscapes of the Israeli countryside and Jewish holiday themes.