SHEFQET AVDUSH EMINI’S REFLECTIONS!

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SHEFQET AVDUSH EMINI was born in Davidovc, Kosovo but currently lives and works in Holland.  Having graduated from the Fine Art Academy in Prishtina, Kosovo, Shefqet has worked as a lecturer but has always been occupied by his painting and sculpture.  He now works as a professional artist.

He describes his work as ‘figurative abstract expressionism’ and incorporates a vibrant palette and a-layering of colour. He uses oil on canvas to create his expressive pieces that blur abstraction with figurative elements.  “My works are often bold in their use of colour and brushstrokes.

I can communicate better through visual art than through words…. I started painting as a little child, from the moment I could hold a pencil in my hands. I started painting because I found happiness in it.”  says he.Shefqet artist b04.

Shefqet, welcome and thank you for participating in this project and sharing your thoughts and talent with us by answering the following questions:

No. 1)  What is art to and for you?  (generally and personally)

Art gives meaning to my life. Without art the light stops shining.

No. 2) What inspires you?

Each big emotion (happines, anger, sadness) gives me power and the possibility to create something great.

No. 3)  When you are creating, painting, where does it take you, where does your mind (spirit) travel?

When I paint I am not in this world, I create an my new world.

Shefqet artist d4.No. 4)  Do you think visual art, music and health are related and if so, how?

Music and art feed our soul.

No. 5)  How do you feel when you are painting?

Like I traveled a long road. Depends of my feeling ( happiness, anger or sadness). Eventually I feel free and tired.

No. 6)  Under what conditions do you do your best work?

Good health inspiration. I mean that I do my best work when my health is good  and when I feel inspired, indeed.

No. 7)  Do you identify with your subject and if so, on what level?

I become one with the subject which I create.

No. 8)  Does painting help you connect with your higher self?Shefqet artist a05.

Art helps me with everything.

No. 9)  How do you feel about creativity in the public school systems?

In general I think that the school system related to art is good.

No. 10)  What would you see as a simple solution to improve creativity in the public school system?

More freedom to express themselves and to fantasize.

Shefqet, thank you again for sharing with us.  You are a man of a few words but whose words say much to those who listen.  Until our paths cross again, keep well and be blessed!

Shefqet artist 540TO THE READER :

You are invited to visit Shefqet’s links to see more of his art.  Your comments are always appreciated, thank you and enjoy!

www.shefqetavdushemini.com

http://www.brushspace.com/artist/Shefqet-Avdush-Emini

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By Daniele Delers daniele delers on December 11th, 2010 at 4:57 pm

Très cher Shefqet votre peinture témoigne votre grande sensibilité. Je suis toujours touchée par la beauté de vos toiles et particulièrement par vos portraits… Une inconditionnelle de votre Art, Daniele Delers

Really enjoyed your article and viewing your art. You communicate well through both words and art. The paintings are full of vibrant color and emotion that speaks directly to the viewer. Thank you for sharing you work. Cecelia
.-= Cecelia Gay´s last blog ..Journey to Life =-.

Hello to every body, it’s my first pay a visit of this webpage; this blog carries awesome and truly good stuff for visitors.

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Some people ask me how music relates to art. Personally I find they go hand in hand. Music is what turns me on to painting. It makes me see colours