KAMBEROV ART GALLERY

KAMBEROV ART GALLERY is rated 3 out of 5 in the category fine art. Read and write reviews about KAMBEROV ART GALLERY. KAMBEROV ART GALLERY was founded in 1997 by the world-famous artist Michael Kamberov. Kamberov was born in Sofia in 1952 and has lived for various periods in Germany, Croatia, France, Poland, Czech Republic and the UK. He graduated from the National Academy of Art in Sofia. By 1989 much of Kamberov’s work had been purchased by art collectors and galleries in Germany, Spain and United Kingdom, but he had to wait until the fall of socialism before the authorities allowed him to hold an individual exhibition in Bulgaria. His first individual exhibition abroad was held in 1991 in Germany. These exhibitions later multiply and his audience grows. Kamberov’s work can be found in private collections around the world. He has participated in more than 80 exhibitions in France, Belgium, Japan, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United States, Poland and Croatia. Among Kamberov’s awards and honors are: • Honored member of the Salon d'Automne (Autumn Salon) in Paris since 1993 • Member of the International Academy of Contemporary Art in Belgium since 1995 which awarded him with International Gold Medal for 2005 • Awarded Artist of the European Union in 1997 by the National Federation of French Culture and invited to join the Group of European Art • Awarded Gold Canvas for 2005 by the National Federation of French Culture Kamberov’s work radiates endless optimism, inspired by the joy of everyday life. His canvases explode in vibrant colour, combined with masterful technique and exceptional compositional skills. His paintings are a symphony of emotions, with a ‘rhythm’ that grabs immediate attention – and leaves its mark on the hearts of his many collectors. Kamberov’s work, always brimming with passion and energy, has been much influenced by Russian painters and ranges from semi-abstract to richly figurative, often with intriguing fairytale details which evoke comparisons with Chagall.