Geometric Impressionism — paintings by Mikhail Logvinov, Belgrade

Quadrich — Geometric Impressionism

Statement

Quadrich (Mikhail Logvinov) is a contemporary painter whose practice examines memory, displacement and preservation through the relationship between representational painting and geometric structure.

About the artist

Background: Morning Garden, 2026 — detail

Girl with a Bird by Quadrich: a woman in green holding a blue bird in a deep-blue forest, crossed by gold and blue squares.

Girl with a Bird, 2026 · Oil and gold leaf on linen canvas · 100 × 80 cm

01 — Works

Selected works

Paintings from 2026 exploring landscape, portraiture and the relationship between memory and geometric form. All 15 works →

  1. Girl with a Bird by Quadrich: a woman in green holding a blue bird in a deep-blue forest, crossed by gold and blue squares.
    01 / 07

    Girl with a Bird

    2026Oil and gold leaf on linen canvas100 × 80 cm

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  2. Palm, 2026, oil on canvas by Quadrich
    02 / 07

    Palm

    2026Oil on canvas80 × 100 cm

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  3. Morning Silence, 2026, acrylic on canvas by Quadrich
    03 / 07

    Morning Silence

    2026Acrylic on canvas100 × 80 cm

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  4. Summer Day (2026), oil painting by Quadrich: a tall spruce, green lawn and pale house beneath a blue sky, crossed by linked gold and orange squares.
    04 / 07

    Summer Day

    2026Oil on canvas100 × 80 cm

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  5. Scholar (2026), acrylic painting by Quadrich: a woman with a lowered gaze in red clothing beside linked gold and turquoise squares, against a multicoloured abstract background.
    05 / 07

    Scholar

    2026Acrylic on canvas100 × 70 cm

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  6. Budva Bay (2026), oil painting by Quadrich: boats on blue water, illuminated waterfront buildings and yellow reflections beneath a blue and pink sky, crossed by linked gold and pale blue squares.
    06 / 07

    Budva Bay

    2026Oil on canvas80 × 100 cmPrivate collection

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  7. Source by Quadrich (Mikhail Logvinov), 2026: gold and pale geometric squares cross a misty landscape with slender trees beneath a dark, speckled sky, in oil on canvas.
    07 / 07

    Source

    2026Oil on canvas80 × 100 cm

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02 — Index

All works

Fifteen paintings, 2025–2026, from Cottage — the first canvas to carry a Geometric Element — to Girl with a Bird.

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03 — Geometric Impressionism

The Architecture of Emotion

Geometric Impressionism combines the sensuality of Impressionism with the structure of geometric abstraction.

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    The painting contains two spaces: the geometric element and the landscape (object).

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    The geometric element contains a necessary, strict structure, uniting the primary geometric forms.

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    The object — landscape or portrait — holds the impression: light, atmosphere, memory of place.

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    Together they transform the emotion of Impressionism into action, movement, and activity.

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    Reality and actuality are given the opportunity to coexist.

Glossary · 01

Detail of Morning Silence, 2026: the gold Geometric Element, textured paint over the sky

Morning Silence, 2026 — detail

Geometric Element

A stepped chain of interlocking squares, sometimes in gold, that carries structure, form and action across the canvas.

Glossary · 02

Source by Quadrich, 2026: gold and pale geometric squares cross a misty landscape with slender trees beneath a dark, speckled sky.
Source, 2026 — “a map of the transformation of reality into Supraspace”

Supraspace

The abstract geometric element above and beyond the depicted objects, allowing separate elements of the painting to communicate through structure. Supraspace includes the Geometric Element and Colour (the coloured background or backgrounds in the painting are Supraspace itself).

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Two spaces in every painting: the impression — light, atmosphere, memory of place — and the structure that crosses it.

04 — Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Solo and group exhibitions in Belgrade and Moscow.

  1. 2026

    Talas

    Group exhibitionArt Centre, Svetozar Marković University Library, Belgrade6–29 October 2026

    Quadrich with the Talas exhibition organizers beside Morning Garden at Svetozar Marković University Library, Belgrade.Morning Garden by Quadrich on display in the Talas group exhibition at the Art Centre of Svetozar Marković University Library.Visitors attending the opening of Talas at Svetozar Marković University Library in Belgrade, 6 October 2026.
  2. 2026

    The Growing Gallery

    Group exhibitionGallery of the Faculty of Contemporary Arts, Belgrade28 Jul – 6 Aug 2026

    The Growing Gallery, Belgrade, 2026 — exhibition view 1The Growing Gallery, Belgrade, 2026 — exhibition view 2Quadrich being interviewed in front of Scholar at The Growing Gallery exhibition, Faculty of Contemporary Arts Gallery, Belgrade.
  3. 2026

    The Road to the Garden

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    Solo exhibitionBranko Miljković Library, Belgrade24 Mar – 4 Apr 2026

    The Road to the Garden, Belgrade, 2026 — exhibition view 1The Road to the Garden, Belgrade, 2026 — exhibition view 2The Road to the Garden, Belgrade, 2026 — exhibition view 3
  4. 2019

    Vision of the Dawn

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    Group exhibitionDobrolyubov Library, Moscow2019

    Visitors viewing paintings beneath the decorated ceiling at Vision of the Dawn, Dobrolyubov Library, Moscow, 2019.Paintings on easels seen through an illuminated window at Vision of the Dawn, Dobrolyubov Library, Moscow, 2019.Framed landscapes and an abstract painting on a grey wall at Vision of the Dawn, Dobrolyubov Library, Moscow, 2019.
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Portrait of Mikhail Logvinov (Quadrich) in front of one of his Geometric Impressionism paintings
Quadrich (Mikhail Logvinov)
Mikhail Logvinov (Quadrich) with the painting Garden on an easel in a Belgrade courtyard
With the painting Garden, 2025

05 — About

Mikhail Logvinov

works as Quadrich.

Born
2001, Moscow
Based
Belgrade, Serbia (since 2023)
Training
Art School No. 1188; easel painting, 1st College of the Moscow City Council
Studies
BA, Faculty of Contemporary Arts, Belgrade (in progress)

Born in Moscow in 2001, Mikhail Logvinov trained at Art School No. 1188 and studied easel painting at the 1st College of the Moscow City Council. He left Russia in 2022 and has lived and worked in Belgrade since spring 2023, where he is completing his BA at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts.

As an artist who migrated to a new world, I became interested in the questions of immigration: how to build a new home and how to preserve one's identity. For me, Geometric Impressionism is a way to preserve myself — to unite memory, emotion, and structure, thereby creating action.

— Quadrich, artist statement
Full biography / CV

06 — Contact

For exhibitions, institutional projects and collaborations. Contact the studio in Belgrade, Serbia.