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Paintings by Bore Ivanoff.
Artists: Bore Ivanoff
A pure palette for discerning eyes...
Bore Ivanoff's art is a demonstration that shows how the overall quality of a resolutely contemporary composition and the pictorial solutions associated with an intentional abstraction can be used to represent a non-conventional subject. A pure palette for discerning eyes, where each of the "flavors" is a mixture, composed of ingredients whose exact proportions are known only to the author. A work that represents neither a physical entity nor a metaphysical entity outside of it and resists any attempt to fit it into existing categories, or to explain it as an exercise deliberately insincere in a formal anachronism and pictorial.
For Boré Paris it’s the kind of place that offers the right combination of inspiration and pain and suffering to keep him stimulated and painting. Independent and self-confident, with a remarkable ability to surprise and intrigue the viewer ... he prefers the enigmatic, the unconventional, and the unexpected. His work is precise, yet it teeters on the threshold of delirium and chaos. He brings outrageous levels, of pictorial realization to his work. His compositions are a sophisticated exercise in the manipulation of form, keyed-up color, density, illusionism, brushwork, and compression. The interior and the exterior merge to produce a single image whose complexities are almost impossible to untangle. The result is which the abstract nearly trumps the real.
Bore Ivanoff's art is a demonstration that shows how the overall quality of a resolutely contemporary composition and the pictorial solutions associated with an intentional abstraction can be used to represent a non-conventional subject. A pure palette for discerning eyes, where each of the "flavors" is a mixture, composed of ingredients whose exact proportions are known only to the author. A work that represents neither a physical entity nor a metaphysical entity outside of it and resists any attempt to fit it into existing categories, or to explain it as an exercise deliberately insincere in a formal anachronism and pictorial.
For Boré Paris it’s the kind of place that offers the right combination of inspiration and pain and suffering to keep him stimulated and painting. Independent and self-confident, with a remarkable ability to surprise and intrigue the viewer ... he prefers the enigmatic, the unconventional, and the unexpected. His work is precise, yet it teeters on the threshold of delirium and chaos. He brings outrageous levels, of pictorial realization to his work. His compositions are a sophisticated exercise in the manipulation of form, keyed-up color, density, illusionism, brushwork, and compression. The interior and the exterior merge to produce a single image whose complexities are almost impossible to untangle. The result is which the abstract nearly trumps the real.
