Fruit-Tree-oil-on-transparent-film-46x56cm-2015
Forest-2-oil-on-transparent-film-93x119cm-2016
Olive-Tree-1-plexiglass-dust-and-charcoal-on-transparent-film-47x57cm-2015
Yorgos Avyeros’s preference to depict nature the last few years is taken for granted. Black and white landscapes, trees and meadows, forests and branches of trees – images full of light and dampness – prove his obsession with the anarchic natural landscape, which expresses his temporary – I guess – opposition to the structured urban territory. In his recent visual module he mainly deals with the forest. He gets inspired by his mysterious and evocative pieces which give him the opportunity to play with the shadows, reclaims perspective to the maximum giving his paintings a unique sense of depth and volume, outstanding plasticity with intense tonal harmonies and contrasts. The human figure that timidly appeared in some of his previous works of art, appears again integrated in the ensemble bus always smaller in relation to the prevalence and magnificence of the theme.
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