Rio (2010) 絵画 Tuller によって

The themes of the artist Tuller are linked to daily life, to everyday life. Supposedly known elements are rebuilt and re-emerge multicolored with simplified shapes. Shape and color take on multiple meanings, reinvent themselves and combine within a universe of apparent simplicity. Form and color are linked to each other in all works, they are tools in the artist's language to attract the attention of the observer. In all, the works convey ideas of spontaneity through a daring chromatic combination full of carefully planned elements. The visual language of Tuller has the power of persuasion where color creates the desired mood that speaks for itself in order to guarantee balance and harmony. His symbolist poetry comes without anguish, has lightness shortened by reasons to fluctuate thanks to its own rhythm. Each element or detail normally overlooked by society's routine, is transformed and takes on a life of its own, leaves anonymity, reveals what is hidden in daily life. In the conjunction of organic and geometric lines, color acts as if it were the backdrop and the protagonist of the show, never static or forgotten, dialogues and converts the simple into powerful aesthetic elements. The artist plays with the dimensions and distances and the forms seem to occupy a single plane, intentionally eliminating the academic perspective.

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