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mars 28, 2017

The Figurative Painting of Costa Dvorezky

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 The figurative painting of Costa Dvorezky

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This sense play and authenticity is enhanced by the violent slashes of the pallet knife across the still-wet canvas, which further assert the impulsive creativity of the artist.
 In his imagery, Costa dispenses with the vocabulary of conventional Western symbolism and invites us to engage our imaginations to find the truth of his subjects – a truth that is made more present through the sensuality of the painting than would be apparent if they were described in words or if we stood in their company. He constructs his own language and through it we are given a means to reflect upon the relationships of the figures.

Costa Dvorezky uses the techniques of impressionism and abstract expressionism, and the strong contrast of sharply lit bodies against deep shadows we might attribute to Caravaggio, and yet his work is distinctly contemporary and fresh, building on tradition without being limited by it. 

h/t: Art Gallery AFK


mars 27, 2017

Extraordinary Photographies of Dancers by Shinichi Maruyama

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Extraordinary Photographies of Dancers by Shinichi Maruyama

Born in 1968 in Nagano, Japan, the artist Shinichi Maruyama set out to settle on the other side of the Pacific Ocean in 2003. He has just reinvented the genre of the nude in photography, A series of denuded bodies of long-dancers. Indeed, the choreographer Jessica Lang created harmonious movements for the dancers who were then immortalized by the photographer who succeeded has perfectly restored the energy that emerges from moving bodies. Source: Fubiz

mars 13, 2017

The intricate works of Moisés Mahiques

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The intricate works of Moisés Mahiques

Moisés Mahiques uses drawings to expand and question the value system of the contemporary individual, exploring the expressive possibilities of the line as well its figurative.
The white paper becomes a space to talk about the personal, as part of an unresolved narrative tension in which the principle of cause and effect is substituted by uncertainty and where the initial figurative form becomes an all anthropomorphic. Moisés Mahiques explores and reflects the contemporary individual and their conflicts as well as their inability to integrate in an environment that became more and more complex and incomprehensible, their alienation from a system that no longer knows the instruments that regulate and structure it. Mahiques drawings are a working concept and a performative action to show human actions figure by figure, while the drawing becomes a heterotopy, in which moments happen to infinity. They are a gesture of self-exploration and analysis to the own chaos. H/T: IGNANT.com


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