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#soloshow #exibition #aterniger #aternigerproject #february2024 #ATERNIGER #BlackInArt #ChromaticExploration #AbstractArt #TheColorBlack #ArtisticExpression #ContemporaryPainting #MeaningsOfBlack #UrbanArt #AbstractInterpretations • ATERNIGER 2 exhibition, Bistrița-Năsăud Museum Complex. • Black is strong, silent, and elegant; it is matte black, glossy black, introspective, and mysterious. It is sober, balancing, and can be the starry sky on restful nights; black is a color that has undergone many changes over the centuries, as Michel Pastoureau noted. Black asserted itself as a color at the famous exhibition at the end of 1946 at the Maeght gallery in Paris, where 25 works by artists such as Pierre Bonnard, Henri Matisse, George Braque, Georges Rouault, Henry Van de Velde, Pierre Soulages, and others were exhibited. For me, it is a haiku, embodying all the meanings perceived through the eyes of the beholder. The ATERNIGER exhibition explores the depths and expressive dimensions of black, offering viewers a captivating journey through diverse stylistic approaches, placing them center stage, in the heart of the piece, or in the universe, exploring it. By integrating works done in a realistic style, I aimed to bring a personal and introspective element to the entire project. Thus, the realistic achievements become a window to my own self-representation, bringing to the forefront elements of identity and human experience that harmoniously merge with the abstract language of black. This juxtaposition creates a profound connection between abstract and real, inviting viewers to explore the subtle nuances of artistic expression in a vast spectrum of interpretations and emotions. In this dialogue, dynamic images are the connecting and transitioning element, elements from the real space that overlap and juxtapose, enveloping and unveiling urban exploration areas that have triggered over time in my conceptual and then real studio, today's project on display, entitled ATERNIGER.

Ever walked into an exhibit that made your jaw drop? 👀 ... or maybe you scratched your head wondering? 🤔 Expect the unexpected?! ...Oscar Wilde nailed it, and it's spot-on when we starting thinking about how we can take today's exhibit design to the next funky level. Check out the pic - who'd have thought picture frame bits could create such an epic wall? That's the kind of outside-the-box thinking museums need! It's all about surprising visitors? Flip everyday stuff on its head, present info in mind-bending ways. Before you know it, your exhibit's not just a display - it's a whole experience. So, how do you shake things up in your projects? Drop your wild ideas below! 👇 #museum #creativity #exhibitdesign #art #inspiredimpact

📌 DOES THE SIZE OF THE ARTWORK INFLUENCE THE FINAL PRICE? Absolutely. However, there is often a misconception that the larger the size, the higher the value of the work. But one has to distinguish the type of buyer: - If it is a museum institution, large size might not be a problem.  -if it is a private collector, it is essential to take into account the space available to exhibit the work. The balance between the size of the artwork and the needs of the buyer is essential to ensure a choice that is both aesthetically and functionally satisfying. Do you prefer large or small works? #artmarket #artadvisor #artinvestment

🎨 Unveiling the Power of Art: An Invitation to Museum Marvels 🏛️ In the hustle and bustle of life, amidst screens and schedules, let's pause for a moment to celebrate the magic of art. Museums and art exhibitions, these sanctuaries of creativity, beckon us with stories waiting to be discovered. Here's why you should heed their call: 1️⃣ Time-Travel Through Art: In each brushstroke and chisel mark lies a portal to another era. Art pieces are living witnesses to history, offering us a glimpse into the worlds that came before us. 2️⃣ A Journey of Perspective: Art is a universal language that knows no borders. It speaks to us in colors, shapes, and textures, encouraging us to embrace diversity and broaden our horizons. 3️⃣ Nurturing Imagination: When we stand before a canvas or sculpture, we're not just spectators; we're co-creators. Art inspires our own creativity, infusing fresh ideas into our lives. 4️⃣ Healing for the Heart: Beyond aesthetics, art has a healing touch. It can soothe our souls, reduce stress, and remind us of the beauty that surrounds us, even in challenging times. 5️⃣ A Lifeline for Artists: Your visit is more than an admiration; it's a lifeline for artists and the institutions that preserve our cultural heritage. Your presence ensures art's continuity. 6️⃣ Connect with Fellow Explorers: Museums are not just spaces for art; they're hubs of connection. You'll find kindred spirits who share your love for creativity and curiosity. Let's promise ourselves to explore these sanctuaries of art more often. Each visit is a step toward self-discovery and a nod to our shared human experience. 🔗 Share your most cherished art encounters below, and inspire others to embark on this creative voyage. In unity, we'll create a world where art flourishes for generations to come. #ArtEnchantment #MuseumAdventures #InspiredByCreativity 🎨🌟

Slow Art Day 2024 takes place tomorrow. How are you taking part this year? Please share how you're getting involved in the comments. Slow Art Day is a global annual event encouraging us to look at and discuss art slowly. This year it takes place on Saturday 13 April. The idea is simple: look at a few works of art for 5-10 minutes each. 🐌 You can do this on your own, with a group of friends or as part of an event at a museum. 🐌 Or participate online in a guided session or opt for a recorded video (see YouTube for lots of slow art inspiration). 🐌 You can choose which artworks to look at or let yourself be guided by what the museum has chosen. 🐌 Some venues select five pieces of art, others focus on just one or two, and others offer yet more options. If you're participating, tell us in the comments 👇 what you plan to do tomorrow! Or maybe you're a host? Share your Slow Art Day event below 👇 Use the comments here to spread the word about Slow Art Day and get involved. I'll also put some handy links for more info in the comments. cc: phyl terry #slowartday2024 #slowart #slowlooking

Is a Contemporary Artwork a Financial Asset? And if so, How do you communicate it’s value? These important questions are concisely answered in this well written article…(A 4 minute read)

Stellarfusion Definition: (noun) This energetic term combines "Stellar," relating to stars or celestial phenomena, with "Fusion," signifying the merging of diverse elements into a unified whole. It's used to describe a harmonious and vibrant blend of various elements. Usage: Visualize an artwork, a cuisine, or an experience that seamlessly combines diverse elements, creating something uniquely vibrant. It's not just a blend; it's Stellarfusion. You might say, "The art exhibition wasn't just diverse; it was Stellarfusion. The combination of various styles and themes created a truly dynamic and harmonious display."

Stellarfusion Definition: (noun) This energetic term combines "Stellar," relating to stars or celestial phenomena, with "Fusion," signifying the merging of diverse elements into a unified whole. It's used to describe a harmonious and vibrant blend of various elements. Usage: Visualize an artwork, a cuisine, or an experience that seamlessly combines diverse elements, creating something uniquely vibrant. It's not just a blend; it's Stellarfusion. You might say, "The art exhibition wasn't just diverse; it was Stellarfusion. The combination of various styles and themes created a truly dynamic and harmonious display."

Nice picture of our Tone with his museum sculpt. Tone is the one on the right. https://lnkd.in/ddS2pVJz https://lnkd.in/e_AwG7Wj   #scenicart #scenicpainting #setbuilding #scenery #sculpting #scenicsculpting #sceniccarpentry #constructionmanaging #projectmanaging #propbuilding #modelmaking #installation

‘SOLACE FORMED’ 7 NOVEMBER - 18 DECEMBER 2023 With Allgorithim gallery LA Daniel Freaker's 'Solace Formed' exhibition explores the tangible impact of accumulated experiences in specific settings, using vivid colors, familiar scenes, and rich textures to communicate in a pre-verbal language, inviting online viewing from November 7th to December 18th. There are some spaces so filled with experience they feel burdened. Like the air is rich, emotion is made form and tangible. As though it had a texture and a taste. Daniel Freaker's exhibition 'Solace Formed' brings together works that push this idea further, searching for a primal connection to the audience. The intensity of colour, the familiarity of scene, the depth of texture all ways of speaking to our feelings in a language before words. There is a tension in these works, which plays in different ways. This is experienced in the play between control and chaos evident in the marks that move between precise figuration and allowing the paint to have life through runs, layers, and drips. There is also a tension where the scenes have a sense of loss from the past, yet the colours bring an almost dystopian future that create images that transcend time. https://lnkd.in/eCvjQ44i