Albanian renowned painter Abaz Hado opened an  exhibition last night, at the FAB Gallery. The exhibition titled “Trunks and Trees” gathers the artist’s latest works and will remain open to the public until April 22.

On the FAB Gallery’s online page, the painter Abaz Hado, self-described as a “Master Painter,” reveals that “Trunks and Trees” is related right to the beginning when he started to conceptualize a series of works on the relationship each of us has with the world as a universal whole. In his vision, trees are like characters with feelings and spirit.

“As they began to take shape, it seemed to me as if within them emotions, codes, symbols were swirling, echoing in those strange hollows that are created in their bodies, as a sign of longevity and stoic endurance, towards every wound or suffering. This clearly appears in the rough skin or in those branches that are so oddly intertwined with each other. Thus, this exhibition was formed and came to be, which I initially could perceive through sheets as a graphic series, where I would feel more secure because it is my habitat,” the artist said.

The exhibition is conceived in its own dimension where it has more to do with musicality, harmony, and chromatic equilibrium, which are found and achieved only through the magic of color. However, some graphic drawings are not missing, as an approach to the concept of the exhibition.

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