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The group of independent artists,
3rd Paradigm, was formed in
September 2009
from the initiative of German artist, Adrian
Bayreuther. His deep passion for the Russian
avant-garde style
allowed him to thoroughly study it. By re-visiting art works of Malevich,
Rodchenko and Popova, and by creating his own paintings in this
style, Adrian became an
expert in the deep sensing and
understanding of art movements of Suprematism and
Constructivism.
He sensed that it is time now to give new life to avant-garde style and show
the world its unique perceptions of 21st-century. With
this aim in mind, Adrian invited 4
international artists, whose
works, in his opinion, strongly represent and develop the
paradigms of modern art to a new level, to the group "3rd Paradigm"     
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Adrian Bayreuther is a person of indefinite talents
and
tremendous energy. His deep passion and
remarkable knowledge of the
Russian avant-garde
movement in conjunction with his German cultural
roots makes Adrian's vision of constructivism and
suprematism unique
and exuberant. His paintings
erupt with fantastic visual imaginary and
intellect.
With influences ranging from Malevich to Exter,
Adrian
creates stunning visual voyages that
combine the Russian
and German cultures.
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Alberto D’Assumpcao has won acclaim in his
country,
Portugal, and internationally for his skill
and ability to create a
metaphysical imaginary in
his artworks by imparting dramatic sense of
color,
dynamics and emotions into the static character of
geometrical elements.
His brave and powerful Rubens-like brush
strokes
split the Universe to the atomic level and explore
its
mystical existence and nature. All Alberto works
carry a positive energy
and are full of optimism and
lyricism. Similar to the art of great
Japanese masters,
they invite the viewer to discover complexity in
simplicity.
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Constantin Severin is a visual artist-theorist in
Archetypal
Expressionism. He is also well known in
Romania as a poet and
writer-theorist of post-
literature.
In his paintings, skillfully
executed at the level of
Matisse, he creates rather complex colorful
and
compositional effects by using pure vibrant colors.
He unites
the elements of classical realism in the
small iconic images with the
elements of abstract
Expressionism in the large area that serves
as both,
foreground and background.
In this light, Constantin’s
paintings establish an
idea of infinite connection between past and
future
in art evolution.
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Izabella
Pavlushko is an
artist-magician and a
true art-messenger. She is a virtuoso
of geometrical
abstraction and avid follower of the Russian
avant-
garde. Her paintings, without doubts, are the best
examples
of academic abstractionism. She creates
them with a single move of the
soul by exploring the
material, spiritual essence and secrets of the
matrix
structure of the Universe. Izabella is a master in
creations of metaphorical significance via incredible
color and shape
compositions.
All of her paintings lead a spectator to the discovery
of
complex information though simplicity, which is
a way to God, in
accordance with ancient referees.
Izabella resides in Baku,
Azerbaijan.
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Olga Dmytrenko uses her instinctual sense of colors
and
indefinite imagination, boosted by her scientific
backgrounds and
classical music, to create abstract
mindscapes and landscapes in a
style, which she
names Abstravaganza (where “abs-” stands
for
abstract or absolute,
“travaganza” is
“extravaganza”
minus
“ex-”).
Most of her abstract works are deeply spiritual
and
illuminate emotions through hint of mysticism or
surrealistic
shades. Olga’s complex compositions,
visual improvisations and
interplay of color
rhythms bring to mind the deeply conquering
music
of Bach.
Born and educated in Ukraine, Olga currently
resides
and works in Delaware, USA.
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