D25 (2022) Drawing by Alexander Todorov

Ink on Paper, 11.8x15.8 in
$186.54
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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Drawing, Ink on Paper
  • Dimensions Height 11.8in, Width 15.8in
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  • Categories Drawings under $500 Abstract Industry
Papier, encre de chine, pinceau, le dessin transmet rapidement, directement une. impulsion - émotion. Des dessins successifs en chaîne, le précédent suit le. suivant, ils font découvrir des images inattendues sans préparation préalable, sans. construction ou conception prédéfinies - juste une direction, un voyage, une prise. de connaissance, une exploration [...]
Papier, encre de chine, pinceau, le dessin transmet rapidement, directement une
impulsion - émotion. Des dessins successifs en chaîne, le précédent suit le
suivant, ils font découvrir des images inattendues sans préparation préalable, sans
construction ou conception prédéfinies - juste une direction, un voyage, une prise
de connaissance, une exploration de nouvelles combinaisons possibles. Le moteur
principal est l'intuition qui dirige, qui donne le début et met la fin.

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Alexander Todorov is a contemporary Bulgarian artist based in France, born nine years before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Growing up under a communist regime, he was surrounded by industrial landscapes and political [...]

Alexander Todorov is a contemporary Bulgarian artist based in France, born nine years before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Growing up under a communist regime, he was surrounded by industrial landscapes and political propaganda, influences that deeply shaped his artistic vision. Todorov specializes in high-relief techniques like linocut and woodcut, drawn to the medium's historical connection to political propaganda. He is particularly fascinated by the absorption capacity of black and the creation of signs and symbols through his work.

His art explores the "visible invisible," focusing on themes of post-industrial society, alienation, and existential uncertainty. He often depicts symbols of the past, such as female mannequins set against abandoned industrial buildings, representing a disillusioned humanity trapped in a cycle of meaningless consumption and decay. His works evoke a sense of desolation, portraying humans as both objects and subjects—worn out, rejected, and stripped of purpose.

Todorov critiques the estrangement from nature, inherited anxieties, and the confusion of a society in transition. His art serves as a commentary on power, administration, and utilitarianism, capturing the struggle between reason and the unconscious spirit. Through his pursuit of these "unconscious particles," Todorov seeks to ignite the flame of creativity, where reason becomes merely a witness to deeper truths.

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