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Koulentianos Kostas

Code:
Νο 434

Title:
Untitled

Dimensions:
56 × 76 cm

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€450.00 Description:

A series that was exclusively dedicated to Ikastikos Kiklos and also the only one that was released in Greece.Hand numbered and signed by Kostas Koulentianos. Edition of 180 prints. Today it is a collectible piece.

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From bronze to iron, from welding to fer brasé, from cement to aluminum, from synthetic materials to wood, from wool and weaving to concrete slabs, from stainless steel to screwed metal structures, Koulentianos experiments, reaching each time at the point where the growth of “the other” is never a mechanical repeat or a mannequin of the variation. Each of the periods of his work can be said to be, not to originate, but to prevent the need for a new patent for sculpture. When he touches a new material, he is not to restore a weak sculpture that falls, but instead revive the craving and give life to the momentum of a sculpture that still demands another, to want to stand on their feet, to go ahead, grow, embrace the space, the other, the man, the horizon, the world Man towards man, the man who knows how to stop. As if his sculpture brings in an insurmountable way and the sensuality that inspires the erotic dimension of every human relationship and approach, he is ruled by a deep poetic consciousness of a man who has experienced fascism and war, his most horrible downfall when he goes beyond power and tries to subdue the other.Source: culturenow.gr

"He was a generous, good and honest man," says Ben Koulentianos. "He lived through his work and loved his friends." How did he experience his own work and create an "alchemist" in the workshop? "I cannot deny that he was authoritarian," his son replies. Did he feel more French or Greek? “Koulentianos felt a Greek, as he felt as someone who loved his homeland. He worked a lot in Greece, making many exhibitions in the last fifteen years of his life, and he wanted to teach at the School of Fine Arts, where he himself was a student. But he did not get a change to do so. “Source: tovima.gr
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