Artwork
Memorial I
Memorial I is a print by Velizar Krstić. It dates from 1994 and is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus.
About this work
The painting shows a dark and intense scene.
It's a print from 1994, and it seems to convey a sense of sadness. The artist used strong lines and shapes to create a powerful image, which reflects his experiences during the war in Yugoslavia.
The artist's use of bold rhythms and symbolic representations is notable, and to learn more about this style, look up the technique: chiaroscuro.
Overview
Memorial I is a 1994 print by Velizar Krstić, characterized by its dark and intense imagery. The work is executed in black and white, conveying a sense of sadness and solemnity.
Subject & Meaning
The print features a collage of human portraits, arranged with a central figure that encompasses others. The presence of a cross and specific configurations of the subjects' features add to the work's symbolic content, reflecting the artist's experiences during the Yugoslavian war.
Technique & Style
Krstić employs strong lines and shapes to create a powerful image, utilizing chiaroscuro to achieve a dramatic effect. The use of bold rhythms and symbolic representations is a hallmark of his style, contributing to the work's emotional impact.
Context
The artwork is a response to the artist's experiences during the war in Yugoslavia, capturing the dark aspects of human history. The print's themes and imagery are likely influenced by the conflict and its aftermath.
Artist & collection
Museum
Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus
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