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Adrián Kupcsik’s paintings are best interpreted by the notions of Realism, but with a difference. He rejects some of the traditional rules, and tries to uncover some alternative possibilities.

To name just one example, his objects do not follow the rules of a central perspective, yet his works convey an intense experience of space. The clue to this is his applying the logic of diagrams rather than the clichés of constructing a spatial effect.

His diagrams recount ordinary stories by representing as protagonists the most ordinary objects like culinary utensils.