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Malasits Zsolt
Hungary
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Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 43.3x55.1in
About this artwork
The painting Contacts is actually my cheerful fantasy playing with the idea of the connection of man with water and the universe, the unity of life.
Once upon a time, at the time of the creation of the universe, life on our planet was born from water. Today, man lives on land, but his body is still made up of more than half of water. Water is what connects us to underwater life, to fish and other aquatic creatures.
Therefore, if you look carefully,… you will find both of these worlds in the painting. Intertwining into each other, creating a common harmonious whole. And the universe is represented by the smiling sun.
At the same time, the painting evokes the need for a playful concept of life, and its ambition is to stir refreshing energies and emotions into your home.
Once upon a time, at the time of the creation of the universe, life on our planet was born from water. Today, man lives on land, but his body is still made up of more than half of water. Water is what connects us to underwater life, to fish and other aquatic creatures.
Therefore, if you look carefully,… you will find both of these worlds in the painting. Intertwining into each other, creating a common harmonious whole. And the universe is represented by the smiling sun.
At the same time, the painting evokes the need for a playful concept of life, and its ambition is to stir refreshing energies and emotions into your home.
Malasits Zsolt
Hungary
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
Zsolt Malasits, a sculptor and painter, embraces oil on canvas and handmade paper, merging his Hungarian origins with surrealism, abstract geometry, and cubism, pioneering the distinct 'Malasits style.' His technique defies classification, with a palpable touch of the surreal and abstract, interwoven with a unique geometric twist. Malasists' artworks resonate with harmony, urging viewers to pause, reflect, and find joy and balance in the spectrum of life.
