Group Exhibition “Fantasy: Natural and Supernatural”
20 April – 20 May 2019
Pashmin Art Gallery, Hamburg, Germany
The exhibition FANTASY: NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL at Pashmin Art Gallery, Hamburg, Germany, exhibits the works of five artists from five countries, Emil Dobriban from Romania, Bob Eige from the US, Hristo Kardzhilov from Bulgaria, Rauno O. Manninen from Finland and Dorette Polnauer from Germany.
Bob EIGE- Stalactite Crystals Among The Stars D P 
Dorette Polnauer, Fuerteventura, Acrylic on canvas 
Emil Dobriban, Amazoane 
Emil Dobriban, Concert in purple 
Hristo Kardzhilov, No name, Oil on canvas
As the artworks above show, each artist proposed by the curators of the exhibition Mr. Nour Nouri, Zahra Hasson M.A., Dr. Davood Khazaie, Dr. Peter Schütt, displays his or her own fantastic mind.
As the etymology of the term “fantasy” shows, it is closely related to imagination, vision and illusory appearance. It is related to our perception of the world, realistic or non-realistic, around us. It might be a distorted copy of the real world or a fantastic replica of our dreams. In a broad sense a large body of artistic creation of humanity in art, literature, music and film, etc. is fantastical. In fact, we cannot live without fantasy.
In medieval period much of the depictions and descriptions of Hell and Heaven were fantastical. In Renaissance and early modern world, new layers are added. The emergence of science broadens the scope. New genres emerge and merge.
Later in the 20th century Dadaists and Surrealists expanded the realm of the fantasy.
Tzvetan Todorov in Introduction à la littérature fantastique, draws fine distinctions between fantastique (tr. as “fantastic”), inconnu (tr. as “uncanny”), and merveilleux (tr. as “marvelous”). For Todorov, the essence of fantastique is the hesitation between psychological and supernatural interpretations of exotic phenomena, and a character’s subsequent indecision as to whether he or the world has suffered a breakdown. This definition expanded the realm more.
Every individual has his or her own fantasies. In art these fantasies are reflected in innumerable forms.
/article and photos taken over from: https://www.globalartmagazine.com/
info: …With an experience of a quarter of a century, Pashmin Art Gallery possesses a wide range of associations in world of art with artists, galleries and museums. The gallery began its exhibitions with contemporary artists in 1990 and expanded its work with classic modern masters. The recent focus on globalization of art lead Pashmin Art Gallery to present artists from five continents, while it is aware of significant cultural differences between them all…
Theme: Fantasy: Natural and Supernatural
Group Exhibition
Duration: 20 April – 20 May 2019
VIP night: 20 April 2019, 6 PM
Address: Pashmin Art Gallery, Gotenstr. 21, 20097, Hamburg, Germany
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