""THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK" Aleksandar
Sasa Bukvic." is an accomplished European-born and educated artist, a
sculptor by vocation, whose artistic aspiration led him to wear his own
mask proudly and extensively. By debunking the seriousness of the art,
and rejecting the distinction between good and bad taste, his work could
be broadly classified as Pop art (if that means anything to you). But,
what you see is a vast gallery of characters, innumerable portraits on
ceramic tablets, posing as unconstrained art objects. They convey a
pureness of expression, simplicity of articulation, precision of
execution (with a lucid geometrical surface treatment), and, enfin,
superb use of colours: vibrant, expressive, articulate, brilliant,
direct, talkative and communicative, but never repulsive, dull or
depressive. It's possible to view them both as various pieces of a huge
puzzle or as single art objects. Sometimes, being self-sufficient and
self-contained, they do not need anyone; but sometimes they crave for a
companion, someone to talk to, or to relate to, thus forming a duo, or a
trio, or a quartet. Each mask is intrinsically interwoven with its
title.
Beauty of art as expression of hope in life is everything I see around me.
Delights in exploring my life visions and sharing them with others
motivate me to keep looking for profundity of life inspirations.
I
have exhibited my work in Milton, Hamilton, Oakwille, Port Elgin and
Ottawa. Here, you can see a lost past and stolen moments of present
time.
Please, do not hesitate to write down your impression of this exhibition in my Guestbook.
If you want to see more of my work, You can visit my web site:
http://www.galerijamirjanetomicic.com/
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""THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK" Aleksandar
Sasa Bukvic." is an accomplished European-born and educated artist, a
sculptor by vocation, whose artistic aspiration led him to wear his own
mask proudly and extensively. By debunking the seriousness of the art,
and rejecting the distinction between good and bad taste, his work could
be broadly classified as Pop art (if that means anything to you). But,
what you see is a vast gallery of characters, innumerable portraits on
ceramic tablets, posing as unconstrained art objects. They convey a
pureness of expression, simplicity of articulation, precision of
execution (with a lucid geometrical surface treatment), and, enfin,
superb use of colours: vibrant, expressive, articulate, brilliant,
direct, talkative and communicative, but never repulsive, dull or
depressive. It's possible to view them both as various pieces of a huge
puzzle or as single art objects. Sometimes, being self-sufficient and
self-contained, they do not need anyone; but sometimes they crave for a
companion, someone to talk to, or to relate to, thus forming a duo, or a
trio, or a quartet. Each mask is intrinsically interwoven with its
title.
