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About the Artist

This website contains works of art created by Charles Lysogorski. Charles was born in 1950 and received his ASA in Industrial Design from Rochester Institute of Technology in 1970. In 1979 he graduated from the State University at New Paltz, NY with a BFA in painting. Charles moved to NYC in 1980, established a studio in SoHo and worked as the exhibition director for the Museum of Holography.
Charles settled in Shelburne VT in 1994. He has been active in the pursuit of the creative process throughout his career exploring several media including painting, drawing, printmaking, holography and ceramics.
Charles Lysogorski in his studio in Shelburne VT
Artist Statement
Over the decades, my painting process has involved the exploration of a theme without preconceived imagery. My basic approach is to execute a combination of automatic painting and drawing, exploring compositional structure and color while allowing the imagery to develop as the work progresses. My work falls within the figurative expressionism realm and is presented in landscape, still life, or portrait formats. My style has changed over the decades yet imagery and themes reappear in my work throughout my career.
Recent Work

Recent Works
Sculpture Landscapes2015-26
The 2015-24 SCULPTURAL LANDSCAPES series uses simplified sculptural organic forms set in a landscape format exploring compositions and color. Draw a horizontal line and you have established a landscape format. I then create geometric or organic images which are simplification of actual objects. These forms are used to explore motion and tension in the painting. Each painting expresses a mood with visual forces directing the viewer throughout the work. Line, color and texture create an energy and life to the work. Many of the paintings contain forms which generate visualized stored energy.

Sunset #6 40"x30" Oil on Linen

Home #1 24"x18"Graphite on Paper

Homes #57"X 53" Acrylic on Canvas 2023

Sunset #6 40"x30" Oil on Linen
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