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Masters
of Today /MOT Contemporary
Artists Book Series is an exclusive art publishing at World of
Art /WOA with no remit to make profit,
all advertising fees go into the creating and basic running costs of the
demanding creative art publishing.
We provide museum-class
publication services to fine artists, art companies, art
organizations, and art lovers worldwide. We specialize in
collectible, collective, museum quality art books and individual
numbered and signed bibliophile limited editions art books. Our
clients are fine artists, art museums and art galleries worldwide.
All MOT art projects represent the values of an art object
professional in every aspect, unique created publications for
collectors, galleries, museums, bookstores, libraries and art
lovers, an overview of our contemporary art.
At MOT we are all experienced
graduate active fine artists and we have over 25 years experience
in fine art, creative layout, art publishing and offset
typographical production.
Masters of Today (MOT) Contemporary Artists Book Series is a collective art
book collection of over 700 contemporary artists
profiles edited by Petru Russu,
fine artist and art editor (look inside
CV),
and published by WOA /World of Art. |
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[Different languages]
I admit I do not know how to speak your language, that is, the
language of your art. Nevertheless, I tell you that profoundly and
still more profoundly, inside this heart of mine I feel a
sentiment. The same as it was that day, when I saw an image for the
very first time. Something touched my heart deeply: something
happened inside me – without being aware of it - something that
changed my life. Since then I felt that something was rushing and
rushing inside me, through my veins, enrooted its seeds into my
spine.
I love art, trying to love it as love loves. I do not know any other
reason to love art, rather than simply love art. What can I say,
more than this?
You know what I mean. I just want to say to you that
anytime I talk – or write – about art is… that I love it. Sometimes
I suffer that someone can just reply to what I’ve said and not to my
love. Anyhow, as I told you, I do not take anything for granted: I
will never ask art for more that it has decided to give me, don’t
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