GOLFBALL
100 x 100 cm, acrylic on canvas (2012)The painting was part of the fundraising charity event at the golf club Grevenmühle, Ratingen, for the benefit of the children hospice "Regenbogenland" in Düsseldorf.
a r t i s t
Mihajel Bozic is a
contemporary painter whose style combines pop art and neo
expressionism.
He focuses on acrylic paintings
and canvas.
The painting was part of the fundraising charity event at the golf club Grevenmühle, Ratingen, for the benefit of the children hospice "Regenbogenland" in Düsseldorf.
Female Icons is a series consisting of 26 paintings, fragmented
journeys filled with profound associations, starting with letters
of the alphabet and ending as stories of wellknown women from the
history of mankind.
The artist's selection of 26 women throughout history, Female
Icons is both an homage to Andy Warhol and an examination of TIME
magazine's presentation of the most important 100 people of the
20th century, as the ranking included only a few women.
The paintings not only portray images, the artworks help
the viewer to discover little known aspects of these
influential women.
The series is a mix of pop art and expressionism style using
various writings and the english alphabet (thus 26 paintings). In
that sense, this collection emphasizes and celebrates the
conceptual meaning of writings within artworks.
Following the success of the series FEMALE ICONS, another interpretation of the series was created in smaller sized versions of 100 x 100 cm.
Mihajel Bozic is a
contemporary artist whose style combines pop art and neo
expressionism. He focuses on acrylic paintings
and canvas. Inspired
by pop art and the New Realists movement, Mihajel continues
an ongoing journey for artistic knowledge and expression. His
philosophical approach towards art is influenced by the works
of artists such as René Magritte, Marcel Duchamp and
Jean-Michel Basquiat.
His paintings are shown in galleries and corporate
exhibitions in Germany and Switzerland. He won art fairs awards and
had showings in museums in Germany. Mihajel lives and works
in Dortmund (Germany).
mail@mihajel.net
+491723682165