Anaid Art Gallery presents ‘Abstract Feelings,’ a group exhibition at their Berlin venue.This exhibition speaks about the imperfection of our life and at the same time about the reconciliation with our inner most hidden thoughts. Artists participating in the exhibition include MASCH, Zsolt Berszán, and Pal B. Stock. The exhibition presents the artistic approaches of the three artists which construct and deconstruct the mental identity through abstract art. Through their works, the three artists explore and investigate the most hidden fantasies, ruins or pulsations.MASCH's work describes a discursive rebellion of continuous civilization in a state of decay. His works arise from the overlapping of canvases that becomes true membranes that are fringed by time and history.These superimposed membranes represent a time of destruction and decay and the world that’s disintegrated. On the other hand, Berszán’s creations represent the non-symbolized and dwell at the fine border between the representation of identity and its dissolution. In Stock’s works, the idea of a feeling represents the absence of the object. This object is proposed as a precondition for the development of mental activity. Through his works, Stock depicts the joy of life, its infinite pulsations, and fragility. Vivid colors’, animated by lights and shadows, continuously change the visual perception of the viewers.The exhibition is on view through September 2, 2017, at Anaid Art Gallery, Joachimstraße 7, D-10119 BerlinFor more details, visit http://anaidartgallery.comClick on the slideshow for a sneak peek at the exhibition.
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