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The works of Jughian are colourful and abstract, often captivating the viewer with swarming shapes that construct ecologies of desire and emotion, erupting in intricate and dynamic patterns. Softly referencing flowers, stems, leaves, as well as dancing human bodies, his works represent celebrations of movement, nature, and fragility, as they exist in human memory.
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Giorgio de Chirico
Volos, Greece, 1888 - Rome, Italy, 1978 -
Étienne Hajdú
1907 - 1996 -
Hassan Soliman
1928 - 2008 -
Nazir Ismail
Damascus, Syria, 1948 - Damascus, Syria, 2016 -
Cornel Medrea
Miercurea Sibiului, Romania, 1888 - Bucharest, Romania, 1964