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Metamorphoses of being (2024) Painting by Robertas Kasperovicius
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These primal forces intertwined harmoniously, maintaining a delicate balance between earth and water. The essence of life itself coalesced into a primordial element, shining with a radiant light, giving birth to all living and non-living things.
As creation spread, the great transformation commenced. Trimurti, once a gray, undefined essence, transformed into a golden deity, symbolizing a higher state of existence and enlightenment. This marked the dawn of a new era, where life flourished and the world blossomed.
The golden deity's presence brought wonder and reverence. To honor this divine manifestation, temples began to rise, reaching towards the heavens. These temples became symbols of humanity's yearning for growth and spiritual development, a testament to the connection between the divine and mortal realms.
The world, imbued with the energy and wisdom of Trimurti, continued to thrive in harmony and balance. People revered the gods and their creation, understanding the intricate cycles of life and the interconnectedness of all things. Trimurti's legacy endured, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who walked the earth.
Robert Kasperovicius, a luminary of the art world, embarked on a tumultuous yet triumphant creative odyssey, transcending obstacles with his innate talent and unwavering dedication to mastering the intricacies of oil painting. His canvases pulsate with fantastical motifs, teeming with vitality, hope, and the essence of love, weaving a tapestry of imagination that beckons viewers into realms of profound introspection. Each stroke upon his canvas is imbued with a depth that echoes the boundless expanse of the human spirit, evoking an ethereal aura that captivates and enchants all who behold his masterpieces. As if touched by the hands of artistic deities, Kasperovicius' works resonate with a symphony of positive energy, enveloping spectators in a cocoon of aesthetic bliss.
In the words of the iconic film director Federico Fellini, "All art is autobiographical; the pearl is the oyster's autobiography." Through his art, Kasperovicius unveils the narrative of his soul, inviting audiences to partake in the rich tapestry of his personal journey and universal human experiences. With each brushstroke, he breathes life into his creations, infusing them with the essence of his being and the wisdom gleaned from the tutelage of modern art's luminaries. From the hallowed halls of academia to the private sanctuaries of collectors worldwide, Kasperovicius' oeuvre transcends borders, captivating hearts and minds with its profound resonance and timeless allure.
- Nationality: LITHUANIA
- Date of birth : 1983
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- Groups: Contemporary Lithuanian Artists
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