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About the series
Short descriptionRoman Tolici's latest series, "NEW HOPE," unveils a profound exploration of societal rebirth and renewal. Within these captivating works, Tolici captures the essence of hope emerging from the remnants of an abandoned past.
In a departure from the conventional, characters and humans are deliberately portrayed as diminutive figures against the vast backdrop of the environment. The atmosphere within "NEW HOPE" exudes a palpable sense of hope, peace, and cohabitation, as if the bygone world itself plays a pivotal role in fostering this renewal.
Roman Tolici, known for his photographic realism infused with poetry and a surreal touch on everyday existence, once again channels his unique narrative force. The paintings in "NEW HOPE" read like intricate details from a monumental story addressing universal human questions and anxieties. Tolici's tender perception turns ordinary reflections of daily life into profound projections, encapsulating the essence of time, memory, and traces within his artistic lens.
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ARTWORKS SELECTION
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Details of the latest work 'New Hope 4'
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Press, TV, Radio & Resech papers
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TVR Cultural
Mădălina MireaView moreThe most popular artist of the new hyper-realist wave, opened the "Search for happiness" exhibition at the Constanța Art Museum.
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Radio România Cultural
Andra PetrariuView morePainter Roman Tolici: "My world is not in a specific country, in a specific city, but in my studio.
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Orașul Vorbește
Daria GhiuView more"We can find extraordinary things in completely banal matters, which appear on any street corner", says Roman Tolici in a discussion around the exhibition "Pursuit of Happiness
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Galleries Now
Internațional PressView moreRoman Tolici, a par excellence painter of our times, ventures into the exhibition "Pursuit of Happiness" inside a subject rarely culturally discussed.
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Curatorial
Online PressView moreThe pursuit of individual happiness is seen today as a selfish pursuit. Happiness, such an abstract, relative, and particular notion, is now seen as an illusion of a distant century, when the American Constitution turned it into a civil right.
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Academic reserch paper
Cristina Gelan, University ProfessorView moreThis paper aims an analysis of the desirability of the pursuit of happiness as it was constituted in an interdisciplinary discourse (of philosophy, sociology, psychology and history of arts) throughout time, from classical Greek antiquity to the present day.
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