Artist Information:
Vs Sacravita
Ahrensburg,
Germany
Member Since: Sep 2006
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Artist Statement:
As shows my observation, the
general tendency of the modern
art became forced game with
imagination of the audience.
The artist doesn’t like to
open his own world, but tries
to reflect his "world
surrounding", he plays with
the soul of the audience. Art
becomes a monologue not the
artist bearing the
information, but carrying out
a role of the listener of the
audience, asking again and
again - "what you can see
here?". Masters of the Middle
Ages, such as Durer, built the
works on dialogue, or, lets
tell you more precisely, a
monologue with the spectator
where the figure of the master
became a predominating role.
As the artist I am always
looking for the place between
the concept of old masters
where each detail in work
bears the semantic meaning,
and a modern tendency, forcing
the people to think. In my
works I try to code the visual
text through symbols and
associations. Creation process
of each of my work passes a
long stage of construction. I
don't like casual and
spontaneous in the artworks,
as well as needless emotional.
In my opinion it results
chatter in the language of the
artwork. I try to operate...
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Vs Sacravita's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Vs Sacravita's Portfolio. Browse Sacravita's body of work: As shows my observation, the general tendency of the modern art became forced game with imagination of the audience. The artist doesn’t like to open his own world, but tries to reflect his "world surrounding", he plays with the soul of the audience. Art becomes a monologue not the artist bearing the information, but carrying out a role of the listener of the audience, asking again and again - "what you can see here?". Masters of the Middle Ages, such as Durer, built the works on dialogue, or, lets tell you more precisely, a monologue with the spectator where the... |
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Melanie, 2004
Tempera Painting,
70 x 50 X 1 cm
Not for Sale
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The Pears, 2001
Other Drawing,
50 x 70 X 1 cm
Not for Sale
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