Billiards, 2025 An Expressionism, Acrylic on Art Paper, Painting
Billiards Painting – A Captivating Expressionist Scene by Mikhail Mikora, Mixed Media
Executed in an expressive style with a bold color palette of deep greens, warm reds, and dark shadows, this piece brings an electrifying atmosphere to life. The figures, painted in swift, gestural strokes, exude intensity and concentration, highlighting the raw emotions of the moment.
The artist employs a mixed media approach using acrylic, gouache, ink, and watercolor on paper, giving the painting a rich texture and depth. The use of warm earthy tones combined with energetic brushwork creates a dramatic sense of movement, making the scene feel almost cinematic. The blurred yet dynamic figures reinforce the tension of the game, where every shot is decisive.
This painting is an excellent choice for a game room, bar/lounge, office, or man cave, as it embodies the spirit of competition and focus. Whether you are a billiards enthusiast or an admirer of expressionist art, "Billiards" brings a compelling visual experience that will engage any viewer.
Mikhail Mikora, a Ukrainian-born artist based in Prague, has been exhibiting his works globally, blending expressionist techniques with unique storytelling. His ability to convey motion and raw emotion makes this artwork a standout piece in any collection.
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Mikhail Mikora
Expressionism | Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Mikhail Mikora is an artist based in Prague who has exhibited internationally since 1992, gaining recognition for his work across global art fairs and exhibitions.






















