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Octavian Florescu
The search for the Human essence, for the link between the human reality and the spiritual one are the leading ideas in Octavian Florescu's work.
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Frank Olesen
A conversation between rigor and abandon underlies the dialogic, smoldering
audacity of Danish artist Frank Olesen's abstract works. His skillful ability
with composition and color conveys an austere command of the medium, combined
with an effusive spontaneity. Born in Copenhagen, Olesen embraced painting only
after the completion of his auspicious career as a matchrace sailor. Bold and
sharp typography overlays a maelstrom of both deep and luminous hues, while elegant
and blushing novas of form and color enchant the viewer. His use of text is sometimes
narrative or philosophical, but most often enigmatic, interweaving mysterious
messages or mandates with numbers and unexplained codes. Olesen strives to aesthetically
seduce with his exuberant compositions. "The pictures can be read quickly, if
one so desires, but they only reveal a fraction of their secrets," Olesen states.
Yet, if one is willing to deeply engage the work, the pieces "emerge and grow
and become something bigger than both creator and recipients."
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Pat Durgin
Realistic, traditional paintings of all subject matter (landscape, still life, animals, architecture, flowers) . Mostly southwestern scenery - including mountains of Colorado & New Mexico, Spanish and Indian architecture and the Southwestern plains, mesa and rock canyons. Pet Portrait’s a specialty.
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