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Rita Koszorus
Maľba for a year
Rita Koszorus (b.
In the past, Rita was intrigued by experimenting when she used a performative moment and an element of chance in her painting works (for example, the holes after the curator shooting in her image). As part of its current art program, it examines collage as a technique in painting, paper and space, and is interested in as a wider principle of selecting, which is applied in decision -making, collecting information or recollection. It uses the principle of eye deception - illusively collapses and composes from fragments imitating various overrunted materials. But everything happens only in two -dimensional painted images, which can then be played into locally specific painting installations.
Rita Koszorus is a young painter with an international overlap (Hungary, Germany) is a laureate of a major Slovak award of the painting of the year 2021 - 1 place and finalist of this competition also in 2020, 2019 and 2015.
Work: I think of you, 2023, acrylic, ink and oil on canvas, 100 x 85 cm
The work I think is in love with the visual legacy, "full of romantic desire for the water, specifically the ocean. It captures the atmosphere of variability, but at the same time it attracts memories to draw the power for tomorrow." It is a painting game with the character of surfaces, layering, optical illusion and with the attention of the viewer. The image is part of the developed series, in which the author asks questions about origin, memory, nostalgia or anthropocene. It also examines the concept and phenomenon of the “Home”, from a specific personal perspective of contemporary artist - nomads.
Silvia L. Čúzyová, curator
In the past, Rita was intrigued by experimenting when she used a performative moment and an element of chance in her painting works (for example, the holes after the curator shooting in her image). As part of its current art program, it examines collage as a technique in painting, paper and space, and is interested in as a wider principle of selecting, which is applied in decision -making, collecting information or recollection. It uses the principle of eye deception - illusively collapses and composes from fragments imitating various overrunted materials. But everything happens only in two -dimensional painted images, which can then be played into locally specific painting installations.
Rita Koszorus is a young painter with an international overlap (Hungary, Germany) is a laureate of a major Slovak award of the painting of the year 2021 - 1 place and finalist of this competition also in 2020, 2019 and 2015.
Work: I think of you, 2023, acrylic, ink and oil on canvas, 100 x 85 cm
The work I think is in love with the visual legacy, "full of romantic desire for the water, specifically the ocean. It captures the atmosphere of variability, but at the same time it attracts memories to draw the power for tomorrow." It is a painting game with the character of surfaces, layering, optical illusion and with the attention of the viewer. The image is part of the developed series, in which the author asks questions about origin, memory, nostalgia or anthropocene. It also examines the concept and phenomenon of the “Home”, from a specific personal perspective of contemporary artist - nomads.
Silvia L. Čúzyová, curator
About the work
Rita Koszorus for 100pcs
I think of you (click to enlarge)
A look inside the studio
Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.
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