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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
22x22in
About this artwork
" Lost on a island "
Certainly at my beginnings as a visual artist, in childhood, I came into contact first with the landscape executed in classical manner.
At first I develop myself, I have learned the secrets, techniques, their stories. Now the artistic maturity, the figurative manner it no longer creates me the same pleasure.
My wish is at the moment to create a landscape from a mental perspective, a "Mindscape" , a visual plastic configuration… different from the classic one ...
but with a starting point the a real landscape. My "forests" and "clearings" are hiding the forms, they classify a special romance, turnerian like,
the liberated energy is ethereal, subtle, delicate.
« My visuals relate to dreams, unconsciousness, delirium, hallucination; with the change of shape and light, with the spontaneous, abnormal and normal. »
Winner of the SINGULART Awards 2023 – Painter of the Year, Ovidiu Kloska is a Romanian contemporary artist whose practice moves between painting, sculpture, and photographic experimentation. His recent works explore psychological portraiture through a raw neo-expressionist language, where fragmented figures emerge from dense layers of gesture, texture, and chromatic tension.
Working primarily with acrylic on canvas and welded metal, Kloska develops emotionally charged compositions situated between abstraction and figuration. His paintings investigate instability, memory, and the physicality of paint itself, while his sculptural works extend these concerns into space through brutalist and deconstructivist forms.
Balancing violence and refinement, intimacy and collapse, his work reflects an ongoing exploration of the human condition in an era saturated with polished imagery and emotional detachment.