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ZAZA

Georg Perakis "Stukart"

1991 • Germany • Pigments on Fabric

39 x 39 in

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Georg Perakis "Stukart"

Germany

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Artwork details

Medium : Pigments on Fabric
Other details : Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in

About this artwork

"ZA-ZA" This painting is executed in a rare cold painting technique on high-quality silk with textile dyes and oxides. The atmosphere of antiquity and magic is emphasized by the colors. It is a kind of dance of a hallucinating shaman and my thoughts about the fate of the so-called "primitive peoples" who, although they did not create megalopolises, power plants, nuclear submarines, and disposable tableware, managed to survive in the wild steppes… and wild forests and are trying to preserve their environment and way of life in the modern world.
The Fort: In this painting, I blend vibrant pigments into a powerful depiction of human emotion and deep reflection. The swirling, flowing lines and intense colors reflect the complexity of the human mind. It's an invitation to confront the multifaceted layers of our existence and reflect on how past and present shape our selves.

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Georg Perakis "Stukart"

Germany

Credentials

Works on commission

We are surrounded by an incomprehensible world in which you can get lost. We look into it and try to find ourselves. This is an ongoing process. The artist sees deeper and tries to convey what he saw. What he was able to see and express becomes a fact that did not exist before. The artist's life is a journey. He will never be satisfied until the end. He will always look into this world and create facts. Connoisseurs will look for definitions, connoisseurs will discover new colors, children will enjoy pictures. At some point the artist asks himself and others: "What is happening? What is this world, where are we? What is this life we live?" He collects his work and makes an exhibition. Most likely, there will be no exact answer, new questions arise that are the engines of this journey called life.

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