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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 33.9x24in
About this artwork
Stas Royze strives to capture the creative impulse as something originating from a vacuum. He is interested in the initial action itself, which can be viewed as an indefinite possibility of creating complete something. In his works, he combines spontaneity and logic, expression, and planning.
At the same time, in his works, he achieves conciseness by combining abstract forms and real images. Combining live, unbridled energy of colour, dynamic strokes… of paint, and phantom images, Stas Royce is trying to know the process of creativity itself as the process of the origin of life.
In his work, Stas Royce expresses the specifics of our time in which events develop very quickly. At the same time, in his works, he shows simultaneously a fast pace of life and a serene eternity. Stas Royce achieves this by combining expressive means with reliance on the traditions of contemporary art of the 20-21st century.
At the same time, in his works, he achieves conciseness by combining abstract forms and real images. Combining live, unbridled energy of colour, dynamic strokes… of paint, and phantom images, Stas Royce is trying to know the process of creativity itself as the process of the origin of life.
In his work, Stas Royce expresses the specifics of our time in which events develop very quickly. At the same time, in his works, he shows simultaneously a fast pace of life and a serene eternity. Stas Royce achieves this by combining expressive means with reliance on the traditions of contemporary art of the 20-21st century.
Stas Royze
Russia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Art is designed to help people rise above the ordinary. »
Stas Royze is a Russian painter who has exhibited in St. Petersburg and Moscow. One of the main themes in his works is the quest for knowledge beyond ordinary reality, as well as the root causes of the origins of it all. Royze style could be classified as abstract, but he does not limit himself to the rigidity of labels and often combines elements of figurative painting into his works. He works with oils and acrylics on paper or canvas.