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Content Oriented Web
Make great presentations, longreads, and landing pages, as well as photo stories, blogs, lookbooks, and all other kinds of content oriented projects.
EVGENY CHUBAROV
(1934-2012)
EVGENY CHUBAROV
(1934-2012)
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Immerse yourself within your Self, and then you'll understand what a personal way of life is. Free your body and soul. Become artist in the most simple and natural way.
A painter, sculptor and enigmatic abstract artist, Evgeny Chubarov translated his emotions, moods and intellectual insights to a new unprecedented visual language. This inspiration led him in creating a visual iconography that thoroughly depicts both a contemporary world and the spiritual traditions of medieval art.
Greatly inspired by Byzantine, Russian, Armenian and Arabic art – the art of medieval icons, illuminated manuscripts, calligraphy and architecture – Chubarov always surrounded himself with illustrations of these masterpieces when working in his studio in Berlin. His true calling as an artist was being the medium that essentially brought these different worlds together as integral whole.
For more than four decades of his career Chubarov studied a phenomenon of the Pure Abstraction – an intellectual abstraction in a new form where the line and its implementation gained a special meaning.
Greatly inspired by Byzantine, Russian, Armenian and Arabic art – the art of medieval icons, illuminated manuscripts, calligraphy and architecture – Chubarov always surrounded himself with illustrations of these masterpieces when working in his studio in Berlin. His true calling as an artist was being the medium that essentially brought these different worlds together as integral whole.
For more than four decades of his career Chubarov studied a phenomenon of the Pure Abstraction – an intellectual abstraction in a new form where the line and its implementation gained a special meaning.
A painter, sculptor and enigmatic abstract artist, Evgeny Chubarov translated his emotions, moods and intellectual insights to a new unprecedented visual language. This inspiration led him in creating a visual iconography that thoroughly depicts both a contemporary world and the spiritual traditions of medieval art.
Greatly inspired by Byzantine, Russian, Armenian and Arabic art – the art of medieval icons, illuminated manuscripts, calligraphy and architecture – Chubarov always surrounded himself with illustrations of these masterpieces when working in his studio in Berlin. His true calling as an artist was being the medium that essentially brought these different worlds together as integral whole.
For more than four decades of his career Chubarov studied a phenomenon of the Pure Abstraction – an intellectual abstraction in a new form where the line and its implementation gained a special meaning.
Greatly inspired by Byzantine, Russian, Armenian and Arabic art – the art of medieval icons, illuminated manuscripts, calligraphy and architecture – Chubarov always surrounded himself with illustrations of these masterpieces when working in his studio in Berlin. His true calling as an artist was being the medium that essentially brought these different worlds together as integral whole.
For more than four decades of his career Chubarov studied a phenomenon of the Pure Abstraction – an intellectual abstraction in a new form where the line and its implementation gained a special meaning.
