Matej Anzin

Throughout my life of being a fine art painter incredibly inspired by our late Slovenian Impressionist masters I had numerous visions for how and where my paintings should be displayed. I imagined anything from museums to high end galleries, even private clubs, fascinated by the fame of the old masters that some of them gained since their passing. Very rarely anyone of them gained that elevated status while living among us. I'm sure I am not the only one of contemporary painters who ever dreamed of that becoming a reality at the time when I am still living.

Why shouldn't I? Why should artists accept to live in poverty and constant struggle with the mere possibility of worldwide recognition only after death?

After a couple years of creating while maturing personally I sort of abandoned the idea of fame and museums, galleries and whatnot.

My painting style is vast. I like to stay true to myself and my own creativity thus I explore various mediums, techniques, even genres. That has not always been the appealing part for the gallerists that dealt with me, so a new vision was born. Of course, I welcome galleries, even museums and private clubs to accept my work and display it if they choose to do so, however a new vision was born tha...

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