Untitled Painting

Excerpts from "The Emperor of Colors" Panagiotis Kampanis 18/10/2020 "Abstract expressionism, which Kaiserlis decided to join, is an artistic current in post-war New Yorkbased painting. It was perhaps the first major art movement to be born in America, while declaring its independence from the rest of Europe in modern art. The term abstract expressionism was first used in 1946 by the art critic Robert Coates. This name contains the main technical and aesthetic characteristics of the movement, as it largely combined German expressionism with the purely abstract tendencies of other modern movements such as futurism or cubism. It is considered by many that surrealism is its main predecessor, due to its emphasis on spontaneous, automatic or subconscious expression. Perhaps the greatest representative of abstract expressionism, Pollock, developed a very special technique in painting (dripping method), in which he dripped chaotically on the canvas, which he placed on the ground. His creations, which have a fractal structure, are considered almost impossible to reproduce by imitators, as they reflect the particular internal structure of the artist." "The chaotic result of the dripping technique can initially create a negative impression to someone, even discomfort and uncertainty in what they see. But observing it, not in a critical mood, anyone discovers a structured work, in which colors and shapes are balanced, in a way that stimulates the mind and emotion. It is the creative expression, which in the work captures the mental state, emotions, ideas, feeling and vision of the artist. If we let ourselves feel free, then we will feel that inside it is hidden a heart that is constantly beating. Like the modern world we live in. Looking at it, the sense of creation is created."

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:59.1 W x 39.4 H x 2 D in

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