Pieronymus Kosch is my artist name. With this name I refer to my model and
master, Hieronymus Bosch. He was a pioneer surrealistic painter, still
before Dali. His art stands very near to me, probably because of my
ancestors who also were Saxons from Flanders, re-settled in Transylvania,
today Romania, around 1200 AD. Bosch was an extraordinary genius. And if
our names are confounded it will be an honor to me, which shows a
straightway intention of my picking up the nomenclature.

I am a visual artist first of all, and I always choose the medium that
helps me best to express my inner self and what precisely I like to
express. It is always matched to the abandonment (frescos, erasures,
etchings, board pictures), the desires of the client (ex libris,
portraits, mural, digital graphics) and finallyon my mood (self-portrait,
caricature).

My own style is simply the "spiritual and grotesque one" bizarre or
"pieronymus art." That means, I always look at this grotesque world
through my spiritual eyeglasses, I perform a picture of it in my brain,
and then I create my own, a spiritual grotesque world.

Neither the photorealistic nor the purely abstract art is interesting for
me. I regard both as a visual dead end. I am neither a camera, nor one of
the "ground lubricated with tubes of colours."

I always strive to leave my "own fingerprint." … Read More