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September 6 through October 4, 2008
“The Invisible, Visible” is the upcoming exhibition at H. Kazan Fine Arts. The show represents the recent works of six Southern California artists: paintings by Alina and Kiki; mixed media by Lark (Larisa Pilinsky) and Narine Isajanyan; pyrotechnics by Sev; and photography by Harout Kazan. They believe that most viewers wish to discover something fresh, unusual or mysterious. A similar feeling that one senses looking at Mona Lisa’s intriguing smile. The participating artists distinguish their creative processes by employing the principles of synergy. These artists channel a finite quantity of energy from an inner source and direct its path to fields accessible to their consciousness, creating a new external reality. The interaction between these two diverse forces –the invisible finite and the inexhaustible visible– transforms the potential energy of the former into a kinetic force. The resultant pictorial equilibrium unveils phenomenon that can express passion, stimulate the mind, inspire the heart and nurture the soul. Beyond sharing a philosophy of synergy, the artists have developed their individual characteristics and attributes distinguishing each artist from the other resulting in work of great distinction and unusual beauty. |
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Gallery hours: please contact Harout Kazan at hkazanfinearts@yahoo.com or call the gallery at (310) 398-0090
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