Halil Tikveša

Halil Tikveša (born in 1935) is a contemporary Bosnian visual artist. Tikveša graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Serbia in 1961.[1] From 1976 to 2000 Tikveša lectured on graphics/painting at the Novi Sad Art Academy. Several of his works are part of the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo.[2]

Beginning from 1962 he was drawing paintings, graphics, engravings, collages and objects. His paintings were exposed more than 60 times in his personal exhibitions. He also took part in different exhibitions and biennale: Crakow (1966 and 1968), Bradford (1968 and 1982), Lugano (1968), Paris (1968), São Paulo (1969), Berlin (1970), Alexandria (1970) Fredrikstad (1980 и 1982), Heidelberg (1979), Cittadella (1979), Ljubljana (1971, 1973, 1975, 1977 1981, 1985, 1987), Ankara (1986), Kyoto (1987), New-Delhi (1988).[3]

Likovni fokus Halila Tikveše obeležen je estetikom erotskog i senzualnog koje potencira dominantnu čulnost ženske telesnosti u svetu nalik čudesnom Vrtu uživanja. U aluzivnoj antropomorfnosti trabakule, čestom motivu Tikvešinih grafika, koncentrisana je energija i strast, nostalgija i melanholija, iskrena emocija i tišina muzičke fraze, atmosfera tajne ljubavne pustolovine i hedonizam putenog tela, iskonska čežnja i nepatvorenost uzvišenog, meditativna usamljenost i ćutanje".[4]


(A visual focus of Halila Tikve is marked by aesthetics of erotics and sensuality, which features the dominant feeling of female power in the world as a wonderful garden of pleasure. Tikveša as a graphic artist concentrates energy and power, grief and melancholy, sincere emotions and silence of musical phrases, atmosphere of secret love adventure and hedonism of carnal body, primitive melancholy and natural sublimate, meditative solitude and silence.)

He is a winner of more than 25 awards.[5] He lives in Belgrade, Sarajevo and Blacama. Since 2013 he is an honorable professor of the Novi Sad Art Academy.[4][6]

References
  1. http://haliltikvesa.com.ba/
  2. http://ugbih.ba/en/explore/collections/artists-in-collection/
  3. Halil Tikveša Retrieved on 7 Feb 2018
  4. Halil Tikveša - Radovi na papiru (crteži, grafike, tempere: 1961 – 2016) Retrieved on 7 Feb 2018
  5. Halil Tikveša Retrieved on 7 Feb 2018
  6. Gde ste bili kad je pucalo Retrieved on 7 Feb 2018
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