Original artwork description:

How could I explain nothingness, the sublime, eternity. How could my words express the perfection of this wonderful world that surrounds us. Although they seem to be from another dimension, my creations are inspired by what I see every day and fascinate me: reflections on the sidewalks in fresh puddles after the rain, copper and late green leaves projected on weathered walls, seconds of autumn sunlight, Rubensian roundness of clouds at the end of a September storm. I, in fact, am not a painter, I am a kind of jeweler who mixes these fantastic fragments from my little world in which Art breathes, a jeweler with a desperate desire to look for the beautiful in the ugly, but especially in the perennial, after time.
I present to you a new work in the series "Between the Dark and Divine" / " Gathering the nectar of the night "
acrylic painting on canvas, varnished, very large size: 120 x 120 cm
signed Kloska September 2024 / will be shipped with a certificate of authenticity containing the details of the work and the name of the collector.

If you manage to reach me in this presentation page is not by random. I don't belive in coincidence. It means that we are vibrating on the same frequency on this existence and we understand the world in the same way. I am not an "easy" artist, my works are elaborate pieces of art and my universe was biuld in many years of searching and hard work. My collectors are designing their all space by my art and they are not selecting the painting to match with the couch. I think I am one of the best, original, creative and spiritual abstract painting in the world. I don't seek celebrity, fortune, I am just greatfull to be able to keep creating every day and have a normal life with my family. I have created many artworks, I have pieces all over the world and I hope, in time, my art will grow and will be recongnise as one of the important one in art history. I am confident that I will leave a great legacy for the next generations.
Gathering the Night Nectar
Acrylic and spray on canvas, 120 x 120 cm
From the series Between the Dark and Divine
By Ovidiu Kloska

In the evolving discourse of contemporary abstraction, Ovidiu Kloska occupies a distinct and compelling position. His work resonates with the emotional urgency of Abstract Expressionism—echoing the intensity of Pollock’s gesture, the spiritual gravitas of Rothko, and the material experimentation of contemporary post-minimalists—yet it transcends all reference by establishing a signature metaphysical voice. Kloska’s art is not merely about what is seen, but what is felt. It is grounded in the belief that everything is energy and vibration, and it is this unseen resonance that animates each composition with extraordinary vitality.

Gathering the Night Nectar, a major work in the Between the Dark and Divine series, exemplifies this vision. The painting is not just an image, but a field of charged presence. Atmospheres of smoke, light, and shadow swirl into one another, evoking a realm beyond the physical. Ethereal textures emerge from deep chromatic fields; spectral fragments float like coded messages within a storm. There is structure here, but it is submerged in the fluid logic of intuition. Kloska's mark-making is both fierce and delicate, spontaneous yet intentional—each gesture a transmission of energy rather than a depiction of form.

What truly sets Kloska apart in today’s crowded landscape of abstraction is his fascinating control of light. In his hands, light becomes more than contrast or highlight—it is a living force, a spiritual protagonist. It refracts, pulses, and breaks through layers like revelation itself. Light in Kloska’s paintings is not passive illumination; it is active consciousness, guiding the viewer through the dark and divine thresholds his works explore.

His stamp—this metaphysical approach rooted in the energetic fabric of existence—imbues each painting with a deep sense of purpose. Kloska does not paint mere abstractions; he paints fields of transformation. His canvases act as portals, offering a visual and emotional experience that bypasses rational thought and speaks directly to the core of being. In Gathering the Night Nectar, he channels something that feels timeless: the sacred act of drawing meaning, essence, and sustenance from mystery itself.

One of the most compelling aspects of this work lies in the thin and delicate interplay between chromatic densities. Kloska orchestrates a subtle symphony of dark, gray, and rust tones—each with its own vibrational weight—interlaced with translucent veils and nuanced degradés. These tones are never static. The deep charcoals breathe with silvery echoes, while oxidized rusts glow like relics of ancient alchemy. The grays drift between presence and erasure, creating a liminal field where form is always on the verge of dissolving.

Into this carefully balanced structure, Kloska introduces layers of transparency—diaphanous passages where paint becomes atmosphere. These luminous degradés soften the tension between opposing elements and create a sense of inner light emanating from within the composition itself. The contrasts do not clash—they whisper, shimmer, dissolve. The relationships between these colors are not decorative; they are symbolic, energetic, and spatial. They evoke the shifting layers of memory, time, and spiritual density.

In an art world often preoccupied with surface, irony, and marketability, Ovidiu Kloska dares to engage with the sacred, the cosmic, and the inner truth of vibration. His work is not just relevant—it is necessary.

Materials used:

varnished acrylic on stretched canvas

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