Artist Information:
Valeria Fulop
Bristol,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Aug 2008
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Artist Statement:
As a young child I was trained
as a gymnast and I was
learning classical ballet. I
was fascinated by this unique
art form which lets you
express your feelings, teaches
self discipline, strength and
gracefulness. I was amazed by
the beauty of the human body,
and the ability to be able to
appear strong and feminine at
the same time.
My artworks reflect this
expressiveness, so when I work
I use rich colours and
powerful gestures. I am
inspired by nature,
femininity, and I am always
trying to analyze the object
or model that I'm working on.
My main purpose is to find
that hidden inner beauty and
restructure it within the
work.
Artists who inspire me and
leading me on my visual
journey: Van Gogh, Frida
Khalo, Klimt, Picasso, Monet,
Gauguin, Degas, Modigliani,
Egon Schiele, Jackson Pollock
- Endre Szasz, Janos Vaszary,
Janos Rippl-Ronai and many
others......
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Artist Exhibitions:
Current and future Exhibitions
/ Events
2009:
November 20 - 22:
Front Room Art Trial 2009 -
Totterdown, Bristol
August 23 - 30:
Collaborative exhibition with
Sebastien Pochon (photography)
Room 212 Gallery, Gloucester
Road 212, Bristol
July 19th:
Urban Art - Open Air Art
Gallery, Josephine Avenue,
London, SW2.
March 8th:
Spring Art Market, Paintworks,
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Valeria Fulop's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Valeria Fulop's Portfolio. Browse Fulop's body of work: As a young child I was trained as a gymnast and I was learning classical ballet. I was fascinated by this unique art form which lets you express your feelings, teaches self discipline, strength and gracefulness. I was amazed by the beauty of the human body, and the ability to be able to appear strong and feminine at the same time.
My artworks reflect this expressiveness, so when I work I use rich colours and powerful gestures. I am inspired by nature, femininity, and I am always trying to analyze the object or model that I'm working on. My ... |
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