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21/11/2003

Makarova, Moser, Balzac

Hilger Contemporary, Wien

Fantasies, creatures, events or objects take on a visible presence in pictures, and an expression that can be experienced.

Sasa Makarova Nikolaus Moser Alain Balzac


To keep things past or passing visible and to enchant the beholder, these are the features of Saša Makarová's oil paintings. In her pictures, she takes a look at society, with a certain benevolent irony, removing with that one glance the veil from well-kept secrets in the relations between human beings and placing them into an inner space where we can see things so much more clearly.

The paintings of Nikolaus Moser are characterized by radical surfaces. By giving a plastic design to two-dimensional pictures, the dimension of depth in a painting achieves a correlation that we can gather with our senses. His works focus on subjects such as nature; they idealize, play on deception and consider themselves to be realistic.

Alain Balzac, the French artist, goes after phenomena of perception. He adds abstract forms, intended to be elements of painting, to computer-processed photographs. The pictures are disintegrated into dots, enlarged, given different colors and highlighted.

In the image a picture from the show.

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