Artist Information:
Emil Matulewicz
Delft,
Netherlands
Member Since: Dec 2004
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Artist Statement:
A painting must be judged by
what we see and feel.
Sometimes this process takes
place in a second, sometimes
we need more time toexperience
and to enjoy it. My paintings
are figurative. It took a long
time to develop my own style
which is not intentionally
following a trend but is
rather formed and recognized
by my personality and life
experience. A painting is not
only an expression of the
artist but also a way to
enable others to taste the
atmosphere and energy of a
painting. For many years I am
producing a variety of
paintings. Portraits and still
lifes form the main part of my
portfolio. Flowers and ballet
are examples which I paint in
a typical and recognisable
stroke. This stroke is often
very strong. To keep this
strength and power in his
paintings I prefer to use
acryl based paint. In general
I choose a central theme,
subject or person, this
selection is emphasized by the
background which only serves
to complete the painting. In
the paintings this gives a
surprising approach of the
object. I find inspiration in
Monet, Manet, Degas and Van
Gogh. I am working in Delft
(Holland) where I have my ...
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Emil Matulewicz's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Emil Matulewicz's Portfolio. Browse Matulewicz's body of work: A painting must be judged by what we see and feel. Sometimes this process takes place in a second, sometimes we need more time toexperience and to enjoy it. My paintings are figurative. It took a long time to develop my own style which is not intentionally following a trend but is rather formed and recognized by my personality and life experience. A painting is not only an expression of the artist but also a way to enable others to taste the atmosphere and energy of a painting. For many years I am producing a variety of paintings. Portraits and ... |
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