Artist Information:
Adam Balogh
Budapest,
Hungary
Member Since: Mar 2006
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Artist Statement:
The chromatic abstractionist
"Adam Balogh"
Balogh's paintings might be
seen as experiments in
textural disruption. They
begin with flat hazy surfaces
resembling thin but uneven
veils of cloud illuminated by
the moon or the sun in
different stages of dusk or
dawn. The surfaces are then
rippled, subtly like a lake
drizzled on, dramatically like
a conflagration or itinerantly
like the path of an excited
particle. A chromatic
abstractionist would have
stopped at the hazy surface.
Balogh wonders what would
happen if he placed his finger
in a Rothko and swirled around
a bit.&<8232;&<8232;When the
rippling is moderate, Balogh's
paintings evoke something
vast, something galactic and
ambient. There might be
something nascent and
microscopic stirring, leaving
imprints (which not only
bestow texture but seem to
introduce new colors) many
times larger than the
imperceptible thing in motion.
In the pieces where texture
dominates, the hazy surface
seems less liquid and more
like a membrane, which veiny
structures stretch but can't
quite burst
through.&<8232;&<8232;-Eugene
Hwang art writer New York, US
The ceremonial opening of Adam
Balogh’s second photo and
painting exhibition „Wandering
in the Garden of Remembrance”
will be held by ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Painting exhibitions reflected
by the invisible world:
Solo exhibitions:
Duo Design Gallery "The art of
Journey" - Budapest - 2008
Bank Center Art Studio
„Wandering in the garden of
remembrance”
Budapest – 2008*
Bank Center és Szalóky Gallery
„Pilgrim of Worlds”, Budapest
– 2007*
KOS Gallery, Kosice, Slovakia
- 2006
Zemplén Gallery „Shepherd ...
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"Adam Balogh"
Balogh's paintings might be seen as experiments in textural disruption. They begin with flat hazy surfaces resembling thin but uneven veils of cloud illuminated by the moon or the sun in different stages of dusk or dawn. The surfaces are then rippled, subtly like a lake drizzled on, dramatically like a conflagration or itinerantly like the path of an excited particle. A chromatic abstractionist would have stopped at the hazy surface. Balogh wonders what would happen if he placed his finger in a Rothko and swirled around a bit.&<8232;&<8232;When the rippling ... |
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