Art lovers enjoy the aesthetics of a beautiful art display and most delight in learning the message or narratives behind each work. The enjoyment of a painting is a cumulative experience, not just for the viewers but also for the artist who creates it. As we share images of the installation of Symbiosis from the Coral
Currently on loan to the Coral Springs Museum of Fine Art are select works from the Symbiosis Collection. Please refer to image gallery here for your viewing pleasure.
Yuroz was famous for telling us stories of the human condition with his colorful paintings. As a poet he romanced us with his visual poetry and helped us appreciate the simple gifts of life and togetherness. Through his work, we take note of the tender moments of being loved and nurtured, and being in someone’s arms
“[Yuroz is]…a powerhouse of complicated ongoing visual experiments that seem to gather all his experiences and tie them up as a multifaceted bundle of shapes and textures, including swaying branches and intriguing backgrounds that have become a recognizable of the artist’s repertoire.” “… determined to find a new voice and style, this new series was
A painting by contemporary artist Yuroz is featured in the library of a Los Angeles home designed by Karin Blake.
L.A. Times Magazine cover article on February 3, 2003 by David Ferrell. Yuroz is the only other artist that was featured by this magazine’s cover story besides Andy Warhol. “… A woman named Michelle Neild talked of a personal art collection consisting of Picasso, Mir-, Chagall, Matisse and her No. 1 favorite, Yuroz: “Nothing comes