Contemporary Art - Acrylic - Flying in an Infinite Dream

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Period	Contemporary (1945-today)

Flying in an Infinite Dream

Series: The Wonderful Morning Dreams of Alice

Artist: Ovidiu Kloska

Dimensions: 60 x 60 cm

Medium: Mixed media on canvas

Year: 2025

In Composition 84 – Flying in an Infinite Dream, Ovidiu Kloska continues his immersive visual journey through the poetic dreamscapes of the series The Wonderful Morning Dreams of Alice. This evocative work captures a moment of weightless drift — a serene flight through the depths of the subconscious, where sensations replace logic, and color becomes emotion.

Alice, the elusive figure woven throughout the series, is not a character of narrative fiction — she is the living interior of the artist’s own inner child, wrapped gently within the folds of adult maturity. She is the keeper of wonder, of curiosity, of wild dream logic — the silent muse who speaks in textures, colors, and light. In this painting, she soars freely, unburdened, through an infinite dream where all is possible and undefined.

The composition unfolds like a blooming hallucination: saturated pigment meets vaporous transparency, and a rich chromatic world emerges — evocative of rare, exotic flowers in an otherworldly garden. The canvas pulses with tactile beauty: lace-like patterns, delicate fades, abrupt gestures, and radiant flashes of color create an emotional choreography between control and chaos, fragility and force.

Kloska’s brushwork dances across layers of velvet degradés and eruptive contrasts — a sensory dialogue between deep blues, fiery corals, spectral violets, and glowing whites. It’s a world made not just to be seen, but felt — a lush terrain where the eye touches textures and the heart follows color into mystery.

In Composition 84, dream and reality collapse into one continuous surface. It is not merely a painting, but a suspended moment of emotional truth — a visual poem where the adult self grants space and freedom to the child within. A reminder that, within the vastness of artistic maturity, Alice still dreams — and still flies.

Artist Biography

Beyond our ability to understand creation, there are the efforts of artists to explore the realms of knowledge, with the encounter between the bodily dimension and the spiritual dimension, the mystery of the universe. Ovidiu Kloska transposes himself not only to painting, but also to other fields of art, with which he experiments passionately at the frontier between the human and the divine, between the figurative and the abstract. Constantly fascinated, this dynamism of form opens up in a unique way, projecting a form of spirit, a mental performance with neurological circuits. It's my magic eye. I believe that singularity begins with the very capacity to invent the universe from things broken by time, things that have been transformed into ephemera. I spend hours looking at mud, at the wrinkles in trees, at the rust in walls damaged by time. It's an exercise everyone should do. It means worming the mind, getting in touch with the sublime. I'm connected to silence and infinite time during the brief dialogue between things. Sublime. Esoteric. And night, that cold, fascinating light that makes things change meaning, driven by an inner tremor known from a previous moment, floating through the images. My visual work is linked to dreams, unconsciousness, delirium, hallucination, changes in form and light, spontaneity, illusion, the abnormal and the normal, the bizarre and the worn. I was born in Romania, in the district of Neamt, in a small town in north-eastern Romania, on July 27, 1977. In 2000, I graduated from the Gheorghe Asachi Technical University in Iasi, Romania, Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications. In 2009, I graduated with a master's degree from the George Enescu University of Art in Iasi, Faculty of Fine Arts, with the project Urban wear oniric interferences object of art. I live and create in Focsani, in the district of Vrancea, Romania Member of the Romanian Union of Professional Artists UAP My visual work is linked to dreams, unconsciousness, delirium, hallucination, change of form and light, spontaneity, illusion, the abnormal and the normal, the bizarre and the worn.

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