Ivars Muizulis, Light, 2001, Oil on Canvas

Light 2001. Canvas, oil, 92x65 cm

The artwork portrays a colorful and abstract woman figure against a backdrop of pink and blue hues.

The central focus of the painting is the woman figure, which is depicted in an abstract manner. The artist uses bold and vibrant colors to bring the figure to life, infusing it with a sense of energy and vitality. The woman's form is distorted, suggesting movement or a sense of fluidity.

Ivars Muizulis (1936)


1956 – Graduated from the Liepaja Art College, Department of Sculpture

1956 – 1960 – Studied at the Art Academy of Latvia, Painting Department

I. Muizulis worked as a newspaper/magazine illustrator at „Literatūra un Māksla”, „Zvaigzne”, „Veselība”, „Skola un ģimene” and book illustrator (M. Laliča „Kāzas”, 1967; N. Hikmeta „Romantika”, 1968; A. Fidlera „Rio de Oro”, 1969; R. Luginskas „Neej man garaam”, 1969; O. Gūtmaņa „Mednieku zemē”, 1969 and other.).

Since 1973 – member of The Latvian Artists’ Union.

Since 1965 – takes part in exhibitions


Solo exhibitions:

Riga – 1985, 1990, 2008.

Kale (France) – 1988.

Muizulis painting is based on the principles of decorativeness, abstract images, contrasts of color areas, linear rhythms. Characteristic bright colors and in his works he uses pure color contrasts.

His paintings are in Latvia and foreign states, Latvian Art museum and private collections.