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d'ART ID#: 149101
Length: 70.00 cm
Height: 100.00 cm
Depth: 0.00 cm
Framed: no
Dominant colors
#333333
#666666
#669966
#669999
#999999
Media Types
Board Oils
Style & Subject
Conceptual Expressionism Gothic
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Zsuzsa Mathe

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She Let Me Go

Zsuzsa Mathe

Original Paintings - $5,600.00

Being Sold by Sedah
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If you like my work please do take your time to comment on what you like in it and what it makes you feel like. Any feedback is appreciated because a piece of art if not communicating is probably not worth creating.

Just as Renaissance was the art of Realism, Transrealism (meaning „beyond what is real”) shows the actuality beyond the physical reality. Attila Jozsef, a great Hungarian poet who inspired Transrealism wrote in his poem, Welcome to Thomas Mann (1937) "... You know this well: the poet never lies,The real is not enough; through its disguiseTell us the truth which fills the mind with lightBecause, without each other, all is night. …”I want to show the “truth” not the physical reality. There exist more “faithful” media to accomplish that.In Transrealism, style can not be binding to express the essential reality. Hence comes the mixing of styles, even within the same one artwork, for a style in itself have a force of expression and serve as a tool of communication.Man must be addressed so as to communicate to one, and to gain one’s willingness to listen to the message one needs aesthetics. There is no shadow without light and no light without a shadow. Here aesthetics is light and shadow is the lack of such. Aesthetics can not be exiled but our message can not be flooded with it either because if a piece of art does not include both “light” and “shadow” then the potential in life fades away and the message becomes shallow.The task of today’s fine art is to take in and integrate today’s world with all of its elements. That cell phones, advertisements, satellite internet and many other things are part of today’s world is a well-known and accomplished fact. There is no point in protesting against it, turning it into a manifesto or “calling it into one’s attention” – we have known it for a long time.Today, at the beginning of the 21st century this is our life, not less than man of old times had his own surrounding life that was than captured as natural. This, today’s world must be communicated not with the art of protest but with the tools of art in harmony with life to man in a quality and level that was done by the classical masters of fine art in their time. If not with the same tools, but not less immortal must be given about today’s life.If you like my work please do take your time to comment on what you like in it and what it makes you feel like. Any feedback is appreciated because a piece of art if not communicating is probably not worth creating.

Profile I forgot to add that I love the figure in the near foreground with the touch of colour...I admire creativity that comes from original work like this...and I will certainly look forward to viewing more of your work!!  
Profile Thank you, Nell, for your most kind comment. Possibly you want to have a look at some other works I posted as well. Best regards: Sedah   
Profile I gave this 5 stars for originality, depth, and the concept is very creative!!  
Profile Oksana, Thank you for your kind words. Your words confirm that my intention is getting through, which, I believe, is the most important thing in art: aesthetics and message combined to create lasting understanding with the audience. I am really glad that you liked it enough to comment on thi...  
Profile Great content and atmosphere. Monochrome with the exception of the figure waving back on the platform works here-subtle! Well done Zsuzsa!!   
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