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Vladimir Zamfirescu

Vladimir Zamfirescu (1936 - 2020) was active/lived in Romania.  Vladimir Zamfirescu is known for Painting.

The artist lays on the canvas the illusions of his experiences, the doubts or melancholy, the agony and the ecstasy of his entire existence. The sources of the figures in his canvases are divided between a well-defined cultural cipher and an intensely codified spiritual acrostic. His work is at the intersection of the human with divinity and myth, so the artist builds, almost iconographically, a well-established route of his protagonists. The painter uses his narrative vocation in decontextualizing the form and enhancing the plastic language. It takes from the particularities of the omnipresence of truth from the immediate reality, from the characteristics of Byzantine art and from the specificity of the classical or modern portrait, thus managing to preserve the prerogatives necessary to overcome the framework of emblematic figures. The physiognomy of his characters often appears submerged in strong light, with telling accents at various key points suggested by the artist.

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