Romeo Varga has received impressive endorsements for his paintings by esteemed art world figures in London, New York and Sydney.
- New York Curator and Director of Manhattan Arts International, Renée Phillips said the following about Romeo’s Relinquish non finito portrait series:
“Romeo Varga is a contemporary artist who is making an indelible mark on art history. His art conveys profound insight into humanity and resonates on an individual and universal level. The riveting subjects represent distinctive archetypes and portray pivotal states of being. We immediately relate to each subject and it triggers our own visceral internal dialogue. As an inventive contemporary artist Romeo has reestablished the phrase [non finito] in a new context. He is also contributing to the annals of art history.”
The full article can be read here:
- Esteemed British art critic and historian from Oxford University Anthony Fawcett (renowned for his collaborations with iconic artists such as John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Andy Warhol) described Romeo’s non finito series as “extraordinary paintings” and said the following in his critique of Romeo’s work:
“[Romeo] has established a unique position in the art world with his digital portraits, which stare out at us with a deep sense of pathos. His signature blend of bright colors belies a nod to the Classical world of the Renaissance. Romeo’s paintings are a palimpsest for our troubled times and refreshingly allegorical, offering empty spaces for us to ‘write our own story’.”
*The full art critique can be read at Boomer Gallery London’s website.
- Order of Australia Medal Recipient and Founder of the iconic TAP Gallery Sydney, Lesley Dimmick called the Montenegro series “intense” and said the following about the artist and his work:
“Romeo Varga, I believe, is one of the striking new artists of our time. His creativity is abundant & prolific. Romeo uses contemporary state of the art tools to demonstrate his highly skilled and technical draftsmanship. When one sees him in his process one can see how amazing his technical skills are and the power and quality of drawing ability he possesses. He is a maestro.”