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Leda and the Swan - wood burning art (2022) Drawing by Van Ko Tokusha
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Van Ko Tokusha, born in 1968, lives and works in Bulgaria, where he devotes himself to his art with unparalleled ion and devotion. Primarily using the technique of wood engraving, he creates figurative and surreal works that transport the viewer into dreamlike and mysterious worlds.
Influenced by ancient traditions and mythological stories, Van Ko Tokusha is distinguished by his unique sepia style, which gives his creations a timeless and melancholic atmosphere. His works, created with meticulous precision, reveal scenes imbued with poetry and symbolism, where reality and imagination merge harmoniously.
From his workshop in Bulgaria, Van Ko Tokusha draws his inspiration from the surrounding nature, local legends and the works of old masters. It explores universal themes such as the human condition, dreams and metamorphoses, creating an ongoing dialogue between past and present.
Recognized for his talent and originality, Van Ko Tokusha's work continues to evolve, enriched by his explorations and personal discoveries, thus consolidating his place among the most fascinating artists of his generation.
- Nationality: BULGARIA
- Date of birth : 1968
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- Groups: Contemporary Bulgarian Artists
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