THE WORLDWIDE FAMOUS PAINTERS

Paintings
•Cranberry Paintings based on the tradition of realistic mimeticism, presents direct sequences of the figure of man and the
animalistic world, usually in accordance with their similarities and visual illusions. Starting from the context of the institutional
mission of painting, Kastrati uses the possibilities of this figurative genre as a social practice of exchanging and interpreting the
values ​of the image, which come as real performances or as visual constructions. His paintings, as a complex presentation system,
through a sensitive-emergency discourse set in motion the practices of production, presentation, acceptance, consumption and
interpretation of two-dimensional surfaces in function of the visual representation of the real or imaginary world. Through the rich
themes and various motives, the rich color adapted to the idea and the aesthetic-figurative concept is expressed, as well as the
characteristics of the artistic and stylistic specifics in his creativity are realized. The color in many paintings, over time, is
perfected and reaches full maturity, becomes more demanding, more compact, why not even more intense and brighter. Figurative
realizations through this color achieve metaphorical premises, with precise symbolic transpositions, described mainly by (bi)
chromatic and polychromatic wholes. The use of eroded lines in painting appears as a continuous element which enriches the
texture that the painter uses by putting them in coherence with other figurative elements, which together enrich and consolidate
the figurative language, and his painting. make it more meaningful.