By BARTOS SARO
Cycle: Silent Feta Landscape
Year of creation: 2020
Dimensions: 100cm x 70cm x 2cm
Technique: oil and acrylic paints, quartz, metallic pigments, varnishes
Substrate: primed HDF wood panel
Style: expressionism, texture painting, haute pate, gesture painting
Description: painting signed and inscribed on the reverse, unframed
Bartos Saro is, by definition and belief, an abstract artist. Although he refers to his paintings as landscapes, they are far from depicting typical views.
In their essence, Bartos Saro's Abstract landscapes refer to another area of art - music. What unites the two areas of creativity is the representation of the subject matter not directly. All the components of the painter's vocabulary, such as rhythm, color, contrast, and valence, serve to communicate the content indirectly. The artist creates his individual code, a record of his intentions and emotions. Artists who create abstract art, from their catalog of communication tools and means of expression, choose those that best convey their intentions. What distinguishes Abstract
Landscape from non-abstract landscapes is the lack of realistic presentation.
