Brilliant, refreshingly original and a needed shot in the arm for the art world!

Posted May 23, 2005
Last Updated Jun 21, 2012
Brilliant, refreshingly original and a needed shot in the arm for the art world!


I have just returned from the first exhibit of the works of the artist ZARUM in The Netherlands where I witnessed the birth of something special. I was told to expect something bold, mystical, and original in style. I was not disappointed at all. In fact it exceed all my expectations. I can still see the images of his work clearly in my mind. They are original and haunting. They jump out at you. They are watching you as much as you are viewing them. At each work I spent a considerable amount of time as I was seeing so many things in the work. First impressions are quickly tossed aside as one begins to see the depth and message in each work. Mostly though, they were for the most part fun. They made me feel good, happy, sad, excited, erotic, angry, scared, curious, and as a women, very sexy. ZARUM is definitely fascinated with women in every aspect. His work, All About Eve, is a study of the many facets of women. Remarkable. This is art of the highest caliber. Sure, one can see ZARUM's art influences here and there, but for the most part it is pure and original.

ZARUM grew up in Canada but is strongly influenced by his distant Spanish heritage. In fact, he paints in a castle in Spain. I asked him why in Spain? "I feel alive and can express myself with the same fire I feel from the flamenco or the awesome landscape". Seems he is most creative when he is alone on the estate. I asked him if he wasn't frightened being all alone in that huge and ancient castle all alone? "There is never a moment I am not busy creating so I never notice that I am all alone there...beside I have the ghosts of the two sisters who lived there in last century to keep me company. They get a kick when I sit at the piano and play a song for them in Spanish" I didn't know if he was serious or not and his infectious smile gave nothing away.

I predict that his work will continue to spread throughout the art world fast, and as such it will be a wise investment for those that bought 'early' before the storm.

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