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Elvis Berton Does Not Paint Nature as He Sees It, but as He Remembers and Feels It.

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Pazin artist Elvis Berton has been on the art scene for 25 years, and he began his work with nature, and it has been a part of all his cycles, but lately in some kind of undertone, transforming it into a sign, structure, rhythm or atmosphere. Now he is returning to it more directly, but not more literally. Nature in his new works is not so much an object of representation as a starting point for thinking about the relationship between man, space…
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Pazin artist Elvis Berton has been on the art scene for 25 years, and he began his work with nature, and it has been a part of all his cycles, but lately in some kind of undertone, transforming it into a sign, structure, rhythm or atmosphere. Now he is returning to it more directly, but not more literally. Nature in his new works is not so much an object of representation as a starting point for thinking about the relationship between man, space…

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glasistre.hr broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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