Marko Mäetamm

A very post-modern spirit - nothing can be taken seriously, there is no depth in both the way of representation and the content, the sphere of subjective feelings and experiences has been brought to a materialistic level (glass and blood). Also, the technique – acrylic and plexiglass – takes away the depth of the painting and makes it a so-called canned food. The spirit of pop art is represented here by a certain humor and the so-called hippie figure on the left. Such a state of mind could be salutary, for example, in a situation when it is necessary to overcome a failed crush or a love affair, laughing at one's own efforts to win someone's heart, which is not subject to the lover's control anyway.
In the 1990s, young Marko Mäetamm developed a system for creating art as efficiently, economically and quickly as possible, so that it communicates as widely as possible. The result was an "art can" type of video cassette or Plexiglas painting that is in no danger of being damaged. Currently, Mäetamm is still in the saddle and an exceptionally prolific artist, who continues to be in the sphere of both popular and high art.