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DORU PÃCURAR
Lives and works in Arad, Romania
https://www.facebook.com/doru.pacurar.5680
Silence of Color in Contemporary Art
Doru Pãcurar’s artistic creation unfolds as a dialogue between
paradoxes, between movement and stillness, theatrical dynamism
and contemplative silence, structure and fluidity. His work, deeply
rooted in scenography, transcends the confines of stage design
to articulate a broader pictorial vision, where absence becomes
as expressive as presence and silence transforms into a powerful
artistic force.
Pãcurar’s scenographic sensibility manifests in an acute awareness
of space and the interplay between objects and emptiness. His
artistic philosophy resonates with the theatrical axiom that silence
is not a mere void but an active presence, an unseen protagonist
shaping the narrative. In his visual compositions, this philosophy
translates into a deliberate equilibrium between form and void,
where the static elements pulse with unspoken tension, evoking a
quiet yet commanding emotional resonance.
Pãcurar’s artistic approach is fascinating because it embodies both
structure and spontaneity. His scenographic work demonstrates a
meticulous attention to order, yet his paintings and graphic designs
embrace a more fluid, instinctive creativity. This duality suggests
that his artistic process is not confined to a single methodology
but rather thrives on contrast, balancing precision with expressive
freedom.
Color, for Pãcurar, is not mere ornamentation but a conduit for
emotion and narrative depth. Whether in scenographic compositions
or easel paintings, he remains committed to a pictorial vision that
privileges tonal refinement and chromatic intensity. His palette does
not simply decorate the canvas but rather embodies the impulses
of his temperament and the depth of his sentiments. Even in his
monochromatic exercises, the stark contrast between black and
white hums with latent vibrancy, proving his mastery of extracting
meaning from the simplest visual elements.
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