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"I am intrigued by the personalizing aspect of canvas art with oil paint and mixed media." |
” … Adi Zekcher has come a long way in a short time with a remarkable number of works created … He utilizes oil, mixed media and collage to create his unique aesthetic vision, which he defines as Modern Day Post Impressionism, with clear elements of raw intensity that imbues his work with a genuine depth of feeling … Prolific in his creative output. .. “ ~ John A. Cipriano, DJE Fine Art, April 2010, New York |
“The artist’s art works are forceful in emoting basic human feelings, either anger, fear, joy or happiness. In some of his canvas photo-art all such emotions are beautifully intertwined producing quite an exquisite work of art.” ~Ambassador Libran N. Cabactulan, Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines to the United Nations |
Artist Adi Zekcher who started to paint almost randomly in January 2007, has finger-painted over 400 canvas works. Based in New York City, in late June 2011 Zekcher participated with 11 canvas works in the Hell’s Kitchen Art Festival, curated by Mr. Michael Felber. In May 2011 Zekcher exhibited 9 works, as part of a group show “Jazz, Zen and Graduation” in Hell’s Kitchen, New York, curated by Ms. Dorothy Krakauer. In November 2010 Zekcher held a third solo exhibit Theme and Variations, New York Exhibit Opus III (selection of 45 works), which was hosted by the Ambassador of the Philippines to the United Nations, H. E. Ambassador Cabactulan. Previously, Zekcher exhibited at the Lava World Music Lounge at the East Village, NY in January 2010, an exhibit curated by Chris Pollock, and also “Eleven Days – Selection of 11 works” which exhibited at the United Nations Building for 14 month duration, between April 2008 and June 2009. |
Heidi Russell Presents Adi Zekcher |