Two Fishes, Five Breads (2009), Acrylic on Canvas, 100 x 80 cm. Mitko Zhelezarov Bulgaria Painting

Mitko Zhelezarov nos muestra un tipo de pintura simbólica en Two Fishes. Sus símbolos pertenecen a temas religiosos. Sin embargo, no hay elementos tristes o trágicos entre estos temas. Al contrario, Mitko Zhelezarov intenta representar conscientemente un significado positivo. Existe algo de primitivo y sin embargo novedoso en estos símbolos. Su pintura alienta un sentido de intimidad lograda. La elección de colores profundos como los azules y rojos refuerza el poder de los elementos elegidos. La creación de un espacio ilusorio no convencional está dirigido directamente al espectador.

Mitko Zhelezarov depicts a highly symbolic painting. His symbols leads to religious themes. But there is not sorrow or tragic elements in his themes. On the contrary Mitko means to portray consciously a positive meaning. There is something primitive and yet new in his symbols. His paintings encourage a sense of perceived intimacy. The choice of deep colours such as blues and reds strengths the power of the chosen elements. The creation of a non conventional illusory space is addressed directly to the spectator.

Mitko Zhelezarov (Bulgaria) has widely exhibited through different locations at Art Galleries in Bulgaria, Germany, United Kingdom and Holland.

“I want my paintings to act directly on spectators. I want with them to tell a story from little stories, from affairs, from our trivial grounds. My work is led by signs, colours, and faith. I hope to see people with much more faith in our modern, global world. This is my ambition through my abstracts and the expressive paintings.” (Mitko Zhelezarov, 2009)