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The Figurative Series

Classical figurative technique fused with a modern, dreamlike sensibility — the human form rendered in tonal, distressed finishes of pink, blue and grey, exploring memory, identity and the balance between reality and imagination.

Complete Series

Figurative Works Index

Over two decades of figurative painting — the full index of titles from the series. Pieces marked ● are currently photographed and available above; inquire directly about any other title for availability, images and pricing.

Dandelions and Bird
Fast or Food
Botanical Portrait with Sunflower
Eden
Keeper of the Keys
Dialogue
Forest Fairy
Woman in Hat
Spirit of the Forest
Queen of Spades
Fallen Angel
Ship of Fools
Toya
Birds and Flowers
Charites
Crazy Chronicles XXXXVI
Passion #46
In White and Blue
Nefertiti
History of One Sin
White Eternity
Creator
Glamourous
Perfect Stranger
Women in Red
Witch
Galatea
Catrina
Choice
Viernes Santo
Carnival
Shaman — The Master of the Jungle
Temptation
Escape from Reality
Clowns
Pretty Woman
Victim of Circumstances
Unhealthy Diet
Forty Fifth
Duett
Mermaids
The Tenth Message of God
Lady G
Madness
Jump
God, Glory and Gold
Sirens Legend
Glamour
St. Michael
Visions of San Francisco
The Cycle of Temptation
Like a Virgin
The Silent Game
Morning Coffee
Echoes of the Mind

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On Figurative Art

Figurative painting keeps the human form and the recognisable world at its centre — even when the artist bends, layers or reimagines it. Line, shape, colour, light and shadow all serve the same purpose: building the illusion of form and space, and giving weight to whatever story the canvas is telling.

Every era of painting has been figurative in its own way, shaped by how each artist chose to see and simplify the world around them — sometimes toward realism, sometimes toward abstraction, always in service of an idea of beauty or meaning.

Inspired by classical figurative painting, Vlad Tasoff builds richly layered, modernized portraits — tonal, distressed finishes of pink, blue and grey exploring the balance between memory and reality, fusing personal history with the language of art history itself.