LIGHT INSPIRATIONS as expressive as the hieroglyph of...
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LIGHT INSPIRATIONS
The artist Alexander TELALIM is a Bulgarian from the Ukrainian part of Bessarabia. He was born in
1966 in Vladichen. In 1995 he moved to live in Bulgaria, where he graduated "Fresco" at the National
Academy of Arts. An artist with an extremely wide artistic range, one of the best Bulgarian watercolor
artists, he has presented the art of Bulgaria and Ukraine to the world many times. In a wider context,
his art is perceived as a bridge between the cultures of East and West. He created a unique synthesis of
Eastern and Western calligraphy. He, however, does not follow strictly the formal Chinese or Japanese
rules and feels the principles of Eastern calligraphy as something universal and understandable. The
most important for him are not strict forms but lines that express freedom, strength, joy, and energy
when "only the gestures remain in the figures – as expressive as the hieroglyph of feeling" (Radio
Horizon). “Probably, this is Zen – says he – to find what unites us all, and to make it visible.” A small
part of the titles of his exhibitions includes: "SPIRITUAL MESSAGES" (Sofia), "TRADITIONS
AND INSPIRATIONS FROM EAST" (Sofia), "MESSAGE FROM THE WEST" (Kagawa, Japan),
"BRIDGES" ("Cristina de Vicente" gallery, Velva, Spain), "KALIGRAPHY INSPIRED BY HAIKU"
(Sofia).