Ebip Serafedino
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Ebip Serafedino is a French painter. He practices a non-figurative expressionist style and his paintings are predominately mid-scale canvases using the impasto technique. His art uses bright colors inspired by the mediterranean.[1] His works have been exhibited globally and have been described as "flamboyance...rich and flexible, powerful and contrastive"[2]
Life and Career[edit]
Ebip Serafedino was born on November 20th, 1952 in Skopje, Macedonia. From 1970 to 1974 he created in Rome, Florence, Venice, Tenerife, Berlin and Amsterdam. He moved to Paris in 1975 and held his first exhibition at the Téte d' Or Gallery in 1980.[2][3] He has continued to exhibit in Paris and around the world and has an atelier on the Place d Tertre near the Sacré Coeur. Serafedino lives in Paris with his wife.
Exhibitions[edit]
Serafedino has had his art on display at a large number of solo and collective exhibitions since 1980
- 1980 – Collective exhibition "Lyon", Téte d ́Or Gallery, Paris, France
- 1981 – Musée de Cire, Montmartre, Paris, France
- 1982 – Collective exhibition of painters from Yugoslavia, Paris , France
- 1983 – Collective exhibition, Herold Zentrum, Hamburg, Germany
- 1984 – Collective exhibition, Gallery 14 Robert Phillipe, Paris, France
- 1990 – New Art Gallery, Saarbrücken, Germany
- 1993 – Collective exhibition Gallery Flesser, Helsingborg, Sweden
- 1995 – Etienne des Causans Gallery, Rue de Seine, Paris, France
- 1996 – Gallery Ekol Constantinopolis, Istanbul, Turkey
- 1996 – Exposition of the Filmhauses Gallery, Saarbrucken, Germany
- 1997 – Filmhauses Gallery, Saarbrücken, Germany
- 1997 – Le Toit de la Grande Arche, Paris, France
- 1998 – Salon d'Automne, Paris, France
- 1998 – Galerie Tatry, Bordeaux, France
- 1998 – Salon d'Art Contemporain, Marseille, France
- 1999 – Cruzadas Arte, Lisbon, Portugal
- 1999 – Gallery Flesser, Helsingborg, Sweden
- 2001 – Artitude Gallery, Paris, France
- 2002 – Gallery und Prince, Berlin, Germany
- 2003 – Mediathéque Jean-Moulin, Compiègne, France
- 2003 – Gallery the Art Museum, Ponce, Puerto Rico, USA
- 2005 – Gallery de l'Elysée, Paris, France
- 2006 – Golden Gate Area, Montreux, Switzerland
- 2008 – Gallery Kanstmassän 08, Stockholm, Sweden
- 2008 – Gallery Carpe Diem, Montpeyroux, France
- 2009 – World Fine Art Gallery, New York, USA
- 2009 – Fine Art Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia
- 2012 – Artistico, Bratislava, Slovakia
- 2013 – Artistico, Praha, Czech Republic
- 2014 – Morcote, Switzerland
- 2014 – Artistico, Vienna, Austria
- 2016 – Gallery Flesser, Bastad, Schweden
- 2019 – Orchard Gallery, Ostrava, Czech Republic
- 2019 – Mánes Gallery, Praha, Czech Republic
Art market[edit]
Serafedino's pieces have historically sold for between $2,000 and $15,000 depending on the size.[4] The record price for one of his pieces was $25,912 for Samba de Rio, sold at Fine Art Auctions Paris in 2017 [5]
A book of his best works was compiled by French author Pierre Chavot.[6]
References[edit]
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