Dark gothic Ovidiu Kloska painting Angel waiting 235

  • large abstract painting blue textured canvas Ovidiu Kloska
large abstract painting blue textured canvas Ovidiu Kloska

Dark gothic Ovidiu Kloska painting Angel waiting 235

Dark gothic Ovidiu Kloska painting Angel waiting 236

The painting is part of the Series: The Book of Angels

SOLD / Private Collection Romania

  • This is an original framed signed acrylic painting on canvas fixed on wooden chassis.
  • The size of the painting is 65 x 85 cm and is ready to hang, varnished to protect the colors in time.
  • The artwork is signed on the front and the back side and is in the style: expressive and gestural.
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“Waiting Angel” (composition no. 236) deepens the direction of The Book of Angels, where the figure ceases to represent and instead becomes a medium for intermediary energy. The angel is no longer a character, but an unstable structure—a passage between human and divine.

The human silhouette remains visible yet fragmented, marked by a constitutive rupture that suggests both loss and the tension of return. The angel reflects this incomplete identity, acting less as messenger and more as mirror.

The work functions as a meta-icon, questioning the possibility of representing the sacred. Instead of a fixed image, it offers a surface in flux, shaped by accumulation and dispersion. The artist constructs the image materially, using unconventional tools to build dense, stratified textures, giving the painting a tactile, almost corporeal presence.

Color merges with matter: intense tones act as energetic nodes, while eruptive whites signal a light beyond materiality. Light destabilizes rather than defines form.

Suspended between body and light, the angel embodies tension without resolution—a space where human and divine coexist without merging.

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