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Artist Statement:
THE NEOSURREALISTIC ARTWORK OF
CLAUDIO MIKLOS
THE ARTIST: Born on June 26,
1962, at the age of thirteen
his passion for painting comes
to light. But his work doesn't
become solid 'till his late
twenties.
His spiritual practice, the
Zen-Buddhism, gives him some
kind of inward perspective,
which leads his paintings to a
deep and vivid touch of
subtlety and ulterior
significance.
HOME TOWN: Miklos lives in
Niterói, a town near Rio de
Janeiro, BRASIL (Brazil).
ARTISTIC BACKGROUND:
Self-Taught. No academic
experiences. Following his own
nature, Miklos' art is
developed through his strong
independent tendencies. But he
doesn't deny some influences,
such as: Da Vinci, Caravaggio,
Velazques, René Magritte, Ivan
Freitas, Dalí, Oriental Art.
HIS WORK: Oil paintings of a
metaphysical nature,
emphasizing the enormous human
universe of religious and
spiritual symbolisms, as well
as sensual and emotional
experiences in the perceptive
world of the individual being.
The most basic tenet of his
art is "to break down the
rigid distinction and
opposition between human
rationality and its wonderful
metaphysical potential - often
neglected and slighted - from
a visual point-of-view."
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Artist Exhibitions:
SOME IMPORTANT EXHIBITIONS:
1988
- Mostra de Surrealismo,
Teatro Municipal de Niterói.
- Salăo Carioca de
Artes, Rio de Janeiro.
1989
- Salăo Armando Vianna,
Rio de Janeiro.
- Coletiva no Niterói
Shopping.
1990
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Exhibition/Performance. Centro
Cultural Paschoal Carlos
Magno, Niterói.
- Individual. Galeria
Maria Tereza Vieira, Rio de
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