"Two Red Gooses." Artwork

by Art critic & historian Vladimir Bulat (about Jenea Kaitaz):

"..what enticed me in his creation is type of daring and visual culture nurtured copiously from cartoons, comics, music clips and so on. He is familiarized with both the specific of book graphic and expression ex-libris as well. He has deep expressionist breath, this artist paints as if he goes on a cautious running. Or, this type of artistic behavior is much more congenial for me and persuade me much more than any intellectualist claim, fake and formal, bleak and sly. Sometimes, helplessness and lack of inspiration could be disguised by “soutane” of grammatically perfect painting, but completely out of savor of credibility, ingeniosity. Kaitaz convinces me through the fact that he is not trying to be admired at all. On the contrary, he is that “wayward” who is doing all inside out to disgust “bourgeois spirit” of connoisseur. He is genuine, audacious, straightforward, impartial. Actually, his kind of manifestation (speech) is honest, and doesn’t suit in futile desire to be distinguishable, he is mainly (in his gist) embodiment of that kunstwollen, that was terrorized by the wise Alois Riegl.
I hope that this genuine blow of Eugen Caitaz (Jenea Kaitaz), youthful but I believe absolutely constious, would develop incessantly to the perpetual ripening (maturation). And I would also like to be amazed by his every exhibition in which he will participate in Moldova, or maybe in a whole world. It is certain the fact that his graphics genre that he has adopted and is developing, morphological and stylistic, is perfectly valid anywhere in this world (at any corner of this world).

Jenea Kaitaz: The name to be followed."

© Vladimir Bulat, Art critic & historian.

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Hello everyone, my name is Jenea. I am visual-explorer artist. I live in a little country from east Europe, called Moldova. Do you heard earlier about this country?

I am an experimenter, I have no favorite tool, material or technique. And I think this is the thing that makes me different in what I do. I think I would get bored of taking a technique to a total perfectionism. Actually, does it (perfectionism) exist?
I really like sculpture and ceramics. I would like to find more time to experiment in these areas.
Vincent Van Gogh - favorite painter.
The Russian painter Valentin Serov is very close to my soul.
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