Denis Mihai - Dance passion

This is a vibrant and dynamic painting created in a style reminiscent of Cubism, featuring two abstract human figures. The artwork uses a bold, expressive palette of colors, including striking blues, reds, yellows, and oranges, which bring energy and emotional intensity to the composition.
The figures are fragmented into various geometric shapes and interlocking planes, which allows them to be viewed from multiple perspectives simultaneously, a key characteristic of the style. The strong black lines define the facets of their faces and bodies, highlighting the distorted proportions and adding to the painting's powerful, modern aesthetic. The warm background contrasts sharply with the cooler blue tones of the skin, making the figures appear prominent and full of life.

- Comes with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity from Denis Mihai.
- The work is in excellent condition.
- Canvas with white primer, acrilic colors were used, made in Italy, super quality.
- The canvas is delivered rolled.
- The canvas will be delivered without a wooden frame.

Mihai Denis, born in 1969, is a modernist painter with a distinct artistic path and an unmistakable vision. Trained at the School of Arts in his hometown and furthering his studies at the Institute of Fine Arts, the artist combines classical elements with modern innovation, creating works with a strong emotional charge. His widespread recognition is materialized in the presence of his works in many of the most prestigious private collections in the world, as well as in Romania.

1994 - Debut en solitario, "Fragmentos y Luces" , "Apollo" Galería, Bucarest
1998 - Exposición personal, Centro Cultural Rumano, Budapest, Hungría
2003 - Participación en el Salón de Bellas Artes, organizado por UAP Rumania
2007 - "Diario de Viaje", exposición personal, Galería "Dominus", Viena, Austria
2010 - Exposición colectiva, "Puentes Culturales", Berlín, Alemania
2014 - "Retrospectiva", Museo de Arte, Cluj-Napoca, Rumania
2017 - Participación en la Bienal de Pintura, Chisinau, República de Moldova
2020 - "Respiro", exposición personal, Galería "Konsthall", Estocolmo, Suecia
2022 - Exposición grupal de caridad, "Artistas por una Causa", Bucarest
2024 - Exposición personal reciente, "Horizontes Reconfigurados", Galería "Contemporan", Bucarest