The exposed twelve works are the artist\'s newest creation,
having been painted just for the EÜP gallery hall. |
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Tarmo Roosimölder, who has studied geology in the Tartu
University, is an autodidact as an artist, having started painting as a
self-taught person in the year 1989. He has been exhibiting regularly
since the year 1991. In addition to painting, Roosimölder also deals with
graphic art. By today he has become a highly regarded artist of the
younger generation, possessing an original style, whose works are always
well recognised in gallery halls. |
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Roosimölder paints the outer space - a wide landscape, not
being limited by the canvas frame, of which he himself has said - an
imaginary landscape. The artist does not want his landscapes to coincide
with the reality, they are rather fantasy landscapes, being inspired by
real deserts, swamps, limestone bluffs. In proportion with the endless
outer space the figures of Roosimölder on the paintings are small,
emphasizing the cosy leisure time of a man, being content with himself and
his doings. We find on the painting undisturbed, peaceful and practical
persons, who are lounging, flying, angling. Just such kind of people have
to a great extent inhabited also the pictures of the current
exhibition. Fishing lines of these anglers reach into the sky as thin,
unnoticeable threads, as if they have become loose after having caught a
big fish, then have flown into the clouds and remained there. Anglers
themself look thoughtfully up.... |
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From the figures of Roosimölder can be drawn parallels
with the Buddhist world logic, where the deepest thought grow out of
simple being, lying, walking, sitting of a man... |
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Creation of the artist encourages the viewer to switch out
of the surrounding noise and while getting on well with himself/ herself
to start a refreshing walk in the ideal landscape of his/ her own
thoughts. |
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