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Another Dark Age (Zen Study) Print

Krisztina Horvath

Netherlands

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Abstract artwork in acrylic on high quality linen stretched on wood. For this artwork I am inspired by the idea that we could be creating a kind of Dark Ages for humanity. By continuing our destruction of nature and becoming more and more dependant on technology. If we are only relying on technology while our ecosystems are collapsing, this could lead to a collapse of our existing civilisation and result in new dark ages. Signed at the back. Certificate of Authenticity included. varnished for protection against UV and dust. No frame required, ready to hang.

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Giclee on Fine Art Paper

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12 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in

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17.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in

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'Describing her work as Lyrical abstraction, Krisztina Horvath creates expressive and intuitive paintings which lay bare upon the canvas, composed of frenetic brushstrokes and communicative marks in paint. Although working predominantly in acrylic and oil, other kinds of media such as ink, spray paint, graphite and oil bar also play their part in her creative process. Titles are an important aspect of the artist’s works as it allows us a glimpse into the underlying thoughts, feelings and reference sources that have driven her while creating the abstract piece. Climate change, environmental issues and the problematic human impacts to life on earth are all subjects that move Horvath to create new paintings, using the abstract expressionistic style to express modern social issues and raise awareness through her art. Born in Hungary, Horvath has lived in the Netherlands since childhood. recently her work has been shown in Brussels, Milan and New York.' Inside Artist Magazine.

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