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Izya Shlosberg Art Gallery - Izya Shlosberg Artworks

Izya Shlosberg Art Gallery - Izya Shlosberg Artworks

"Born in Belarus. Emigrated to USA in 1994 Graduated from Moscow univercity of art Exhibitions: Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Spain, Israel, Germany, Poland, Hungary, USA Sold about 500 artworks"

"...According to the article "Quest of Knowledge," on the dawn of that which we altogether arbitrarily and doggedly call "human," in primordial tribes the distribution of roles was more natural and connected: a hunter was a warrior and he was a shepherd. An artist was a priest, scientist and engineer. This experience gradually was stored in the subconscious on a instinctive level already codified as a mathematical formula. Seeing only the surface layer of this experience we arrogantly called it primal. But even if this primal consciousness was very fundamental, very sensitive, it used abilities which are lost today. Look at how balanced and contemporary the compositions of the primeval artist are, how poetic and musical they are. Although by our modern perception we can discern only a drawing, nonetheless our subconscious prompts us that the codification here is more multi-faceted , that the primeval artist created a whole complex which we understand first and foremost as a drawing. Having said this, it is not surprising that many musicians draw and write poetry magnificently, and poets illustrate their own works, and play guitar during breaks. Summing up the above mentioned points, the artist should be looked upon as a conduit of archaic, elementary knowledge, which we sometimes classify as knowledge from within, and art itself as a codified reservoir and language of this knowledge. Perhaps, therefore, we are very often interested in the works of primitivists and contemporary artists working in archaic styles. On the other hand we delight in the utilitarian streamlined form of an airplane as perfect, that is, technical information codified in a drawing again becomes engineering and the subconscious automatically makes this connection with the esthetic "interpreter." There is more to it. Thanks to working with the codified information, the artist having been "infected " with it, begins to express the appearance of extrasensory mutations - premonitions, physiognomic abilities, etc. - in it. Certainly, in "troubled times" (before revolutions, wars and cataclysms) art becomes more dynamic; it changes. But there is nothing supernatural here. If you are in a field, you know there is a very high probability that a brick will not fall on you, that is, you have already foreseen some aspect of the future. Artists, as a more emotional aspect of humanity, feel this on the instinctive level. Apparently for early man it was rather commonplace to "foresee" the appearance of an enemy, earthquakes, etc. Perhaps that is why he, and not the dinosaurs, survived..."
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Music on the street

Two

Russian Queen

Eva

Evening Girl

Bee world

My house on the Moon

Gift for Matt

Sad time

Dance of Fall

Sole of woman

Blue Flight

Frozen Time

Smile

City of Elefants

Dialogue

Bottles

6-th demention

House of Angels

Painting for Vlad

Flowers

Three Doors





Express-show

October 3, 2010 Solo art-show by invitation only. Towson, MD, USA

 

Last artworks

Oct 25, 2010-Dec 25,2010 solo exhibition in JCC, Baltimore, MD, USA

[Announcement - Izya Shlosberg - 1Ko - 2010]


 Izya Shlosberg
Oil paintings
[Page - Izya Shlosberg - 1Ko - 2022]


 Izya Shlosberg - Contemporary Romantic and Surreal Art
Contemporary Romantic and Surreal Art
[Page - Izya Shlosberg - 4Ko - 2007]


Born in Belarus. Emigrated to USA in 1994
Graduated from Moscow univercity of art
Exhibitions: Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Spain, Israel, Germany, Poland, Hungary, USA
Sold about 500 artworks
[Biography - Izya Shlosberg - 1Ko]


Personal:
Izya. Shlosberg graduated from the Moscow University of Art, and the Belarus Institute of Technology in Minsk. Mr. Shlosberg combines his technical training in industrial design and independent study of form and color to give him a unique perspective on the concept of art.

Style:

Mr. Shlosberg is a prolific, avant-garde artist. He combines his technical training in industrial design with his training in fine art. His independent vision of form and color gives him a unique perspective on the concept of art. His preferences range from the surrealism of De' Kiriko and Magritte to the romanticism of Chagall, Breygel, and Klimt. However, Mr. Shlosberg tries to take the concept of painting to a higher degree. He thinks about painting as a tool or method for understanding the world. Just as most people see the world in terms of philosophy, physics, and math, Mr. Shlosberg uses intuition, reflection, and the subconscious. The human and global complexity presented in his work defies formulaic understanding. Every painting is a breakthrough emotionally, spiritually, and intellectually. His techniques create an expression of profound depth and spirit in each painting. In his work, Mr. Shlosberg presents his innovative and unique concept of the physical and spiritual views of humankind and the world. Mr. Shlosberg's distinctive contribution to the world of art - three dimensional works - is his trademark. These original creations not only use traditional elements such as color and form, but also different materials to add depth and texture to conventional two-dimensional oil paintings.

Exhibitions:

Russia: Minsk 1978, 1982; Moscow 1985; Odessa 1990; Brest 1993; Pinsk 1973, 1975, 1981, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, & 1991
Germany: Altena 1991; Berlin 1992
Poland: Bjala Podljaska 1988, 1990; Lodz 1990; Warsaw 1992
Romenia: 1990
Spain: 2005
U.S.A.: Zimmerly museum, New Brunswik 1995-2007; Russian Art, Potomac, 1994-1996; Zenith Gallery, Washington 1995-2003; International Art, Washington, 1995-1997; Gordon Gallery, Baltimore 1996, 2002; Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, Baltimore 1997; Gallery 6001, Baltimore 19992-2007; Montage Gallery Baltimore 1999-2007, Baltimore; American Artradgeous Gallery 1999-2001, New York; Lombardo Gallery 1999-2002, New York; International Gallery 2001-2003, New York ; Ray&Sveta Dileo Art Show, Silver Spring, 2003, 2005; Gallery Blues, Cleveland, 2003-2004; Rockville Show, Rockville, 2003; Kol Nashim, Baltimore, 2004, MAP, Baltimore, 2002-2005; Russian Synagogue, New York, 2004, ArtsBarn, 2006, Rockville, RCC,2007, Philadelphia 

[Biography - Izya Shlosberg - 5Ko]



Izya Shlosberg's Guestbook

Eva is gorgeous
This is such a great and gorgeous piece of work. Such pure and raw talent.
(Andrea, 6 March 2016)
Sweet
This is sweet work. I am happy that I saw it.
(Cupcake, 24 December 2015)
Like
I really and totally like this. Great work.
(Petra, 14 December 2015)
Strong work
This is really strong work. So glad that I found it.
(Elisabeth, 8 December 2015)
A+ work
A+ work on this. Great beauty and good job all around.
(George, 2 December 2015)
Paul Gosselin
hallo Izya,I like very much your painting of 'Queen of the game' Artistic greatings from Belgium, Paul Gosselin
(Paul Gosselin, 10 January 2011)




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