Bogomazov in Finland. One Hundred Years Later

The book "Bogomazov in Finland. One Hundred Years Later" immerses the reader in a little-known but extremely important period in the work of the outstanding Ukrainian avant-garde artist Oleksandr Bogomazov - his trip to Finland in 1911. This publication is the result of painstaking research work by journalist Natalia Teramae, who, based on archival materials, the artist's letters, family memories, and her own travels, reconstructs this route. The author not only recreates the chronicle of Bogomazov's stay in Finnish lands, but also identifies specific locations depicted in his "Finnish cycle" of works, allowing art lovers to see the real landscapes that inspired the master.

This work is not only an art history study, but also a cultural bridge between Ukraine and Finland, restoring historical and artistic ties. The book reveals how northern landscapes – the turbulent waterfalls of Imatra, the quiet waters of Lake Saimaa, the pine forests of Punkaharju – influenced the formation of Bogomazov's artistic vision, contributing to his experiments in the spirit of modernism and avant-garde. "Bogomazov in Finland. One Hundred Years Later" is an opportunity to look at the world through the eyes of the great artist, to feel the sounds of Finland that come to life on canvases, watercolors and graphic works, and to understand the depth of his legacy, which remains relevant and inspiring even after a century.