Artist Information:
Meri Anicin Pejoska
Skopje,
Macedonia
Member Since: Aug 2006
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Artist Statement:
My affinity for defining space
and shaping it, led me to
architecture studies. Working
as an architect, I still had
extra needs to expresss my
creativity. So I worked also
on designing fashion clothes
and hats (solo exhibition
Skopje 1994), furniture,
jewlery…focusing my interest
on traditional skills ,that I
admire a lot, of which I have
studied traditional weaving
and woodcurving, and pottery.
Clay was actually the material
that made me enter the world
of sculpture , and made me
competely satisfied with its
magic ability to cooperate
with, and its noble power. I
lately prefer metal, working
in monumental dimensions.
But, the main motive remain
the same. The Great Mother-
Goddess of fertility, a
significant neolithic artefact
from the enormeous treasure of
macedonian archeological
heritage- also one of my great
interests.
Her powerful symbolism is
close to everyone, as it is
implemented in everyone’s
conscience from ancient times,
as a vision of fertility-life,
humanity-love-peace, respect
of nature and every positive
power of lIving.
Further more, the goddess is
also a link to my work in
sculpture of woman seen as a
goddess of beauty and
personificated creative nature
with her magic power of birth
giving.
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Meri Anicin Pejoska's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Meri Anicin Pejoska's Portfolio. Browse Anicin Pejoska's body of work: My affinity for defining space and shaping it, led me to architecture studies. Working as an architect, I still had extra needs to expresss my creativity. So I worked also on designing fashion clothes and hats (solo exhibition Skopje 1994), furniture, jewlery…focusing my interest on traditional skills ,that I admire a lot, of which I have studied traditional weaving and woodcurving, and pottery.
Clay was actually the material that made me enter the world of sculpture , and made me competely satisfied with its magic ability to cooperate with, and its noble power. I lately prefer metal, working in monumental ... |
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