The illustrations by the Belarusian artist Mikita Rasolka seem to be the work of a great 20th century surrealist master, the new element brought by Rasolka is a reference to contemporaneity both in the subjects and in the technique. Produced digitally, the texture and materiality of the layers of colour are those of an airbrush, with the overlapping of even delicate nuances that are lit up by recurring tones such as red. The large black blocks are also part of the stylistic signature and expressive mission of Mikita Rasolka’s works, which draw on ancient cultural references and more contemporary events, in dialogue with symbols that return in the works.
Knights, magical and mythological animals, masked and other undefined figures are as much a part of the repertoire as close-ups of women and men dressed in office attire.
The dream component, fantasy and an elegant technique, these are the aspects that have enabled Mikita to publish for the most important international magazines.
You can discover all her work on her official Instagram profile and Behance.