Vase (2004) Painting by Roman Rembovsky

Roman Rembovsky is a contemporary painter from Slovakia. Rembovsky is a conceptual artist with a well-defined, well-known authorial style of execution. He reaches the European artistic arena with his work, and he attracts spectators and art lovers with his unique vision and interpretation of the surrounding reality. The human figure with his flaws, suffering, fear, and encounters, frequently confused and defenseless, is the most prominent feature in Rembovky's paintings.

Although the pictorial-plastic discourse of realism can be seen in the framework of figural compositions, his canvases are unexpected, sincere, and occasionally even frightening narrative twists of human existence. The author depicts the naked figures in various philosophical-existential circumstances, making them vulnerable and emotional. He changes human emotions and pours impressions and sensations on the canvas from what he sees and experiences through the prism of his own vision. Everything in his works is meticulously planned down to the last detail. The artist employs metaphor, allegory, and grotesque to communicate the power of decorative compositions.

Roman Rembovsky was born in 1977, in Ukraine. Rembovsky studied at the Department of Painting and Media in Ján Berger's studio at the The Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, Slovakia. He completed his doctoral degree at the Academy of Arts in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia in the studio of classical painting disciplines, Department of Painting.

• Nationality: SLOVAKIA
• Date of birth : 1977
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Slovak Artists