Bekir Smolski’s Atmospheric Environments at Agora Gallery

With oil on canvas, Bekir Smolski paints situations that obscure the line amongst dream and reality. Light falls tenderly on radiant and calm scenes. Still trees, sand, and ice solidify in time under the tight strokes of Smolski's brush. The effect of climate is evident in every scene through streaks and finished detail. Smolski's work now and again takes a strange turn: in a few pieces, stone and wooden focuses bend incomprehensibly crosswise over canvases, shining at their tips. Faceted earth and vegetation incline through each canvas, working in shading palettes that make climatic scenes. Subjects are underlined as opposed to the unpretentious common shading and iridescent gleam that rules each piece. In some work, considers are incorporated along with rain or fog. In others, trees stand dull and vivified against unpretentiously emotional scenes.

Living and working in Vienna, Smolski fuses his interest with the consistently changing nature of light into phenomenal and even sentimental scenes. Each smooth change in the paint draws the watcher encourage into the experience, welcoming investigation. He has as of late taken an interest in the tenth Florence Biennale in 2015