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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
23.6x19.7in
About this artwork
kafkian eternity with flowers at 7 pm, signed 15.01.2020
acrylic painting on canvas stretched over wooden chassis / ready to hang / VARNISHED
painting size: 50 x 60 x 2 cm
For me, as an artist, the still life is a perfect excuse to create a vibrant game between the idea of the volatility and the perennial of the world
that we perceive around us, and the essence of the human spirit: the conscience.
My "flowers" are subtle expressions of a meta-reality,… where the viewer is invited to meditation, to exercise his spirit, to discover that energy, that forsure we all have it inside us, that resonates with the silence of the begining of begining.
« 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.