Divinum creaturae op.1 / Divine creation op.1 Painting

Zack Nodelman has a Bachelor’s degree in Arts and a post graduate diploma in Business. Zack started painting in 1977 and his paintings are in display in Europe, The Middle East, USA and Australia. His style is an abstract impressionism. His creativeness is inspired by intimate experiences and a deep sensitivity to the universe as well as recollections from the past, present and the future. Creation for him verges on a deep religious experience of the world and the universe and his semi unconscious and boundless approach to art contributes to the originality of his paintings as well as a very deep personal declaration of his visions. His artistry involves a numerous layers and various techniques. Abstract art is a kind of miracle. How can a painting that is just a white surface, or a swirl of colour, mean something? But it can and it does, and the unlikely greatness of abstraction is one of the most moving achievements of modern times. Abstract Impressionism is the art of abstract painting, in which I express myself through the use of colours with no need of objective representations. In Abstract Impressionism, soft brush strokes build large areas, which exhibit control of the entire painting expressing my mental focus on inner emotions and wisdom. I usually finish my painting and only after that I begin to find a suitable name or occasionally just number it. When I create, I always act in a certain emotional state and apply paint as an energy flow, as I feel it to be the best and sometimes without any intention on final outcome. Of course, real objects are painted too and can be recognized. However, the shape, texture or colour of the painted object is not important. My ultimate "goal" ( If I can use this word at all...) is to express the energy flow, wisdom, mental focus, and inner emotions.