Kukeri (winter). Painting

Kukeri - Kukierzy or kukeri, also chaushi, babugeri, stanchinari, dervishi, starci, surati or jamalari - a carnival group of costumers that walk through a village in Bulgaria during Lent (near Easter) . With their ritual behavior, the puppets chase away evil spirits and ensure the prosperity and happiness of people and the earth. It is also a symbolic farewell to winter The intensified my palette of the painter is largely responsible for the intensity of the presence of the freak herd. The intriguing fact of choosing the colors from our immediate surroundings for creatures in every distant dimension. The colors borrowed from fir and spruce trees fill the surroundings of monstrous figures that shine with warm honey, ripe tomatoes and dove blue, nonchalantly filling freely outlined contours. The dense painting matter swirls on top, unfinished, allowing this extraordinary collection of representations to be constituted in its own way. Leaving the paintings, as it were, halfway, in the intentional unfinished phase, gives the monstrous bodies the possibility of free formation and transformation when we let them out of our sight for a moment. Painted sides, signed at the back of the painting,

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.8 W x 15.7 H x 1 D in

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