Original artwork description:

from Kafkian eternity with flowers at 7 pm series / Perenity pot with flowers signed 22.11.2024
Step into a world where the surreal meets the sublime with "Gothic Incandescent Still Life." This dynamic artwork melds rich textures and moody hues, effortlessly blending abstract elements with an ethereal quality. The striking contrast of dark undertones and luminous highlights creates a vivid portrayal of oneiric flowers, evoking both mystery and beauty.

Influenced by the passage of time and the allure of decaying urban landscapes, this piece captures the essence of transformation and the ephemeral nature of existence. Each brushstroke and pigment layer tells a story of creativity and spontaneity, drawing the viewer into a complex interplay of light and shadow.

This stunning piece is more than a painting; it's an experience. Protected by varnish, this artwork promises to maintain its vibrant allure for years to come. Ready to hang, it will bring a touch of avant-garde sophistication to any space, inviting contemplation and conversation.

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.
But, first of all, I am trying to give a certain allure to the works, and I think my stamp is very much related to the approach to light and the treatment of light in painting. I am very interested in the ephemerality we encounter around us. I am influenced and inspired a lot by walls in run-down areas, cracked pavements, rusted fences. There is an absolutely fascinating plasticity in these areas, and my art has a lot of elements, structures and terra-morphisms that I discover in these walks that I do and that I sometimes record and photograph because the details are easily forgotten.
I have several series of works; I remember the first series, which was more unified, better defined: it was the theme of angels. I really liked the idea of humanizing the angel and trying to paint certain compositions where the inhabitant of the interval, the angel, seems somewhat trapped in our world. Thanks to these angels, critics, at least in Romania, attach an interesting approach to the angel and appreciate "Kloska's Angels" because they are very good works in this artistic area.

Materials used:

varnished acrylic on stretched canvas

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