Linguistic features of poetic language (based on the works of the Russian artist Vladimir Borovikovsky)

the problem of the relationship between different types of art is one of the fundamental philosophical and aesthetic issues that requires a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to understanding the nature of artistic creation. In the context of Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky's work, the study of the linguistic features of poetic language as a universal means of artistic expression that can transform from verbal to visual and vice versa, creating a unified semantic space of culture, becomes particularly relevant. Borovikovsky's painting is a unique phenomenon in the history of Russian art at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, where the visual image takes on the characteristics of a poetic text, demonstrating the profound unity of artistic thinking regardless of the specific form of its material embodiment.

poetry, philosophy, culture, art, painting, and artistic language