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Rodinné Pouto
Read moreCommissioned artwork by a family of 3 wanting to express their family bond using Miroslavo’s painting styles.
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Break Free
€ 1.800 Read more[:en]Break Free is a new painting in Miroslavo’s new collection inspired by the United States. As the title of the artwork suggests, it explores freedom and the feeling of being shackled by unfavourable thoughts, environment, circumstances or ideologies.
Created on a canvas of size 146x114cm, the piece is dominated by the representation of a US flag, most evident at the top of the painting.
The more we look towards the bottom of the painting, the more of a transformation we see from the artist, who partially break from the explicit representation of the US flag and expresses his ideas and emotions in the painting in a way that we are used to seeing from his work: colourful, bold, energetic, meaningful and thought-provoking.[:]
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Doodle It!
€ 350 Read more[:en]This painting called Doodle it! had quite a creative journey and took some time to fully develop. The textured black and matte foundation gives an elegant yet rock-n-roll vibe. All finished by the top gold layer full of spontaneous lines and doodles, making this artwork an experience to immerse oneself in.
Besides commissions that get pre-ordered, it is also the fastest-sold painting in our history. It quickly captured the interest of a collector. He didn’t want to take any chances and acquired it literally minutes after the piece was finished, the paint wasn’t even dry yet.
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Battle Royal
€ 1.800 Read more[:en]Is The Flag Still There is a US-inspired acrylic painting made on a canvas of size 146x114cm.
The painting is dominated by the flag of the United States of America and derives most of its symbolism from the national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner” and events in the history of the country.
Even though the painting takes a pride stance in the expression of some of the things that characterise the United States, it doesn’t derail from its purpose as a piece of art and takes an honest and authentic approach towards the matter at hand.[:]
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Game Changer
€ 1.800 Read more[:en]The latest large-format artwork by Miroslavo, inspired by the US. This time a more abstract depiction of the country with a show of colours and techniques. A painting that hides beauty, an almost heavenly like energy, but also quite evil and chaotic one.
It’s a complex piece as it hides quite a bit within itself, however, the top layer which has been sprayed on helps to quickly provide a key hint on this painting’s symbolism.
Inspired from the most concrete of things like the Mesa Arch, US flag, American lands, to the most abstract things like fear, love and peace. It talks about a specific country, but also about the individual self as a whole.
In its simplest form, you will see beautiful colours and a couple of fun doodles. In its most philosophical way, you might notice a fight between good and evil, the willingness to change the rules of a game or humanity itself.[:] -
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Think Big, Think Differently
€ 800 Read moreInspired by society’s recent events as well as the artist’s personal journey, Think Big, Think Differently revisits fundamentals and constructs a scene which demonstrates new knowledge gained from the world pandemic we have started to recover from and the artist’s personal view on that process.
Besides the amazing intermixing and overlapping of all primary colours, it’s impossible to overlook the bulb-like shape in the middle that symbolises new knowledge and wisdom.
Miroslavo has executed the message spectacularly here by using the fundamental elements of his art style while introducing new ones, creating a masterpiece that sets a strong foundation for the future to come.
The painting argues that we should not limit ourselves in our minds as to what we can achieve next and while it’s important to use our fundamentals to support us on our next journey, it’s equally important to think beyond the expected and the way things were in the past. New horizons require a new way of thinking.
