noticing and wondering 

There is so much to notice when observing Denis Sarazhin's oil paintings. Sarazhin had mastered hyperrealism in his paintings. This involves meticulous attention to detail, precise rendering, and a focus on capturing the nuances of light and shadow. One of the notable aspects of Sarazhin's paintings is the emotional depth he infuses into his subjects. Whether it's capturing a moment of introspection, vulnerability, or intensity, he often elicits strong emotional responses from viewers through the expressive qualities of his subjects. Sarazhin's choice of subjects, often centered around the human form, explores themes of identity, emotion, and the human experience. Some of Sarazhin's works incorporate symbolic elements or tell a narrative, adding layers of meaning to his art. This can invite viewers to interpret the paintings beyond their visual aesthetics and consider the underlying stories or messages. Depending on the specific painting, Sarazhin may employ a particular color palette to enhance the mood or atmosphere of the artwork. Colors can be used strategically to evoke specific emotions. 

How does Sarazhin even do this? How does he come up with his subject matters and how they are able to tell a story while the colors used also add to the story? So many questions that I'm not sure if even he could answer. I'm wondering what techniques he focused on to achieve this level of hyperrealism. How does someone get this good at evoking emotions? I won't ever know.