Untitled - Oil and acrylic on canvas
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- Artist Bodoni Zsolt
- Category Abstract paintings
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Creation year 2011
- Dimensions 50 x 40 cm
- Technique Oil and acrylic on canvas
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Bodoni’s allegorical paintings about icons of power and war cast a staid eye on the tumultuous history of his country. Drawing on Eastern European myths and the iconography of dark beauty, Bodoni devotes his lushly painted canvases to explorations of the physical lives of symbols, from the nude female form to equine sculptures.
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Bodoni Zsolt
Bodoni studied at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest, receiving his M.F.A. in 2000. Originally trained as a graphichan, he turned his attention to painting in the mid-nineties. After 20 years spent in Budapest, Hungary, in 2014 he returned in his homeland, Transylvania.
The special history of Transylvania, its religious and cultural diversity, the mingling of Hungarian, Transylvanian Saxon, Jewish, and Romanian cultures as well as the Eastern-European lethargy and vulnerability of the place are among his defining experiences and this duality is what he is eager to grasp in his work. His art observes and reflects upon this historical scenario with skepticism or irony. He delves into archives, peeling back layers, challenging the accepted interpretations, thus redefining our understanding of the origin of subjects related to history, religion or art.