THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE FINE ARTS AND THE POETRY OF ROMAN KISSIOV AS SUPPLEMENT TO THE PERCEPTION OF BROADER CREATIVITY
Ivo Pecov
Страници: 436-445
Публикувана: 13 Sep 2014
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Резюме: This article is dedicated to the connection between poetry and visual art through the creative example of Bulgarian painter and poet Roman Kissiov. The aim of this paper is to give new information about art searches of the significant artist for Bulgarian art scene and to enrich the wide open subject about links between different arts. The stance of this painter and poet can be considered as representative for wide artistic circle because it stresses some of the present disorders of the contemporary art in general.
Ключови думи: image and poetry, painting, painter, poet, visual arts, mysticism, mystic poetry, art ethics, inspiration, spiritual, time in art, space in art
Цитирайте тази статия: Ivo Pecov. THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE FINE ARTS AND THE POETRY OF ROMAN KISSIOV AS SUPPLEMENT TO THE PERCEPTION OF BROADER CREATIVITY. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Language, Individual & Society 8, 436-445 (2014). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000583/
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