Illusory addiction Painting

E. Rukhadze, Georgian surrealist artist, born in 1970, discovered myself in illusory contiguity with eternal fight between fits and endured feelings; the series of my works depicting miraculous world tinged with peculiar controversial inspirations. My artistic metamorphosis flew thru incompatible directions of art finally shaped in current surrealistic works, fulfilled in ink, watercolor, acrylic and tempera. They are mainly made in realistic manner bearing a flavor of a dreamy impression mirrored in burning fairy characters. I'm highly influenced by the renaissance medieval culture and French impressionism, as well as by the ancient Aztec, African, Greek and Roman history and art. Often, I derive inspiration from the flashes of sudden images arising in mind being finally framed in casuistic tuneful compositions.