Free electrons, 2019

Stelly Grancharov  

 1993 – graduated from National Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria. 

1994 – member of the Association Internationale des Arts Plastiques / AIAP
/, and the Union of Bulgarian Artists.

I think that the main role of the artist is to present something new, something different than reality we see. I am inspired by music and geometry. I use in my work elementary geometrical forms and contrasting them to each other by color and light contrasts I create another reality close to the surrealism. I would like, when the viewer stands in front of the artworks, to leave to your own imagination and intuition, to the music of the colors and the originality of the associations. The viewer should perceive the work of art like perceiving a dream with all its seeming illogicality and inconsistency.

            Selected exhibitions  / solo
and group / :

2016 -  Art Symbol Gallery, Paris, France; 

              ArtCatto Gallery, Loule,
Portugal ;

              Viva Art Gallery, Vienna,
Austria ;

2015 – Catto Gallery, London, Great Britain

2014 – Mensing Gallery, Germany

2013 -  Art Symbol Gallery, Paris, France

2012 -  Art Symbol Gallery, Paris, France

2010 -  Galerie Marciano, La Baule, France ;

2008 -  Art Symbol Gallery, Paris, France ;

              Le Papillon Gallery,
Varna, Bulgaria

2007 -  Art Symbol Gallery, Paris, France ;

              Atomium Expo Grand Palais,
Bruxelles, Belgium.

2006 -  Espai G d'Art Gallery, Terassa, Spain ; Rakursi Gallery,
Sofia, Bulgaria.

 2004 -  Palais Porcia, Vienne, Austria ;

 2003 – Russian Academy of Fine Arts, Moscow, Russia ;Antoni Pinyol Gallery, Reus, Spain

 2002 -  Stenton Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland

2001 -  Nylon Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey ;

1998 -  La Galeria Samuel Menache, Mexico City, Mexico ;

1997 - Alternative Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic

1996 - Melon Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria ;

1995 – Prize for painting of the Union of Bulgarian Artists.

2006 -  Specialization at Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France.

Paintings in private collections in Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan, Hong
Kong, United States, in the private collection of Hugo Voeten, the collection
of New Bulgarian University & National Gallery of Fine Arts, Sofia,
Bulgaria.