Each painting is a trace of light caught in passing - perhaps you will find yout own.

 

 

Svaka slika je trag svjetla uhvaćenog u prolazu - možda pronađete svoj. 


DOBRODOŠLI! 


U ovom prostoru boje govore tišinom.

Ovdje slike nisu samo slike - one u tragovi trenutaka uhvaćenih u prolazu, zrnca svjetla u svakodnevnici, svjedočanstva tihe radosti i čežnje za ljepotom.

Vjerujem da svaki potez kistom može prenijeti ono što riječi ne uspiju. Da platno može čuvati ono neizrečeno- pogled, sjećanje, mir.

Možda ćete prepoznati nešto svoje u ovim bojama.

Možda vas neki kadar podsjeti da je život, usprkos svemu, čudesan. Da ima Svjetlo. I  smisao. 

Zastanite. Udahnite. Gledajte polako. 

Ako poželite pitati nešto, javite mi se - volim razgovore koji nastaju iz gledanja.

Dobrodošli u moj svijet slika i tišine.

Dobrodošli u trag svjetla.

- An Skal 

wherecoloursdance@gmail.com




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