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...Interest in nature and environmental awareness are becoming more widespread, and that restore the landscape art again. Although nowadays more exploited themes are of the urban landscape, my field of research is the vision of the subconscious, the inner landscape. This series of large format drawings, I called contemplational landscapes. Contemplational landscape are created by mechanisms of sleep, through fragmentation, multiplication and inversion to its opposite. The dream is the fulfillment of unfulfilled desires. The urban landscape does not have the wide open spaces. One cannot see where lie the line that connect sky and earth, the view is obscured by billboards, commercials, warning signs, passers-by ... The human eye is confused by amounts of information. Invertation into opposite of this view becomes an idyllic landscape, the notion of rural areas. The continuous line of life is as an aria to infinity. The line is a horizon. Repeated, again and again, horizons above the horizon, the lines are plunging into the depths of space. Just like that a new horizon is transferred. Rhythm of these lines is the rhythm of the mantra that the shaman, makes with various instruments while getting into a state of trance, and transferring his mind into a parallel dimension. Each component is brought by reducing real landscape in simplest visual sentence – the line. A warning stands behind every display of happiness and beauty. Moments of abundance are not eternal. Paul Klee said that a man can grow in a day, but can fall in one day too. It is on us to make fewest of the second set of days, so that the first one could last longer.

Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:20 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:21.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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