Collection's title
Woman mountain, 1992
Artist
Manousakis Michalis
(Chania 1953)
CV
Manousakis Michalis
(Chania 1953)
Studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts (1979– 84) under professor Dimosthenis Kokkinidis. He taught painting at the Children’s Department of Art, Halkida (1985–90). Since 1979, his work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in Greece and other countries (U.K., Italy, Germany, Estonia, Switzerland, Russia, Turkey, China, Japan). In 1994, he received the Prize for Best Art Stand as part of the Greek participation at the Alexandria Biennale.
In 2004, he received the second prize of the public at the Museum of New Art, Estonia, as part of an exhibition dedicated to the Athens Olympics. Since 1987, he has taught painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts, since 2014 as professor and director of the 5th Painting Studio.
Υλικό
Acrylic on wood
Dimensions
30X40
Source
Gift of the artist
Description
Ιn The Woman Mountain of 1992, Nature and Man become one. The art of Manousakis shows strong experiential characteristics, which, however, transform his vision into an archetype and make it universal. His everyday family life, after the birth of his son Tilemachos, is given expression in works which he created and exhibited in 2001, under the title 'Life at Length', with a tendency to make his own personal, highly-charged life experience an overall and collective matter.