"See-through Coloured Worlds" - Vernissage by Paul Kormašov

Paul Kormašov is an Estonian painter who lives and works in Berlin. The current exhibition is his 11th solo project, presenting only his newest works, completed in the past five months. Mainly known in his native country for large-scale, highly detailed abstract works with occasional figurative features, his current show is taking a different direction, presenting mostly smaller works with clearer motifs. Staying loyal to his characteristically colourful approach, the artist has portrayed intimate day-to-day moments, the silent pains of inner growth, closeness, tears an d moments of sheer bliss. It’s a colourful, journal-like insight into a period of change, with each entry offering an independent world of its own.

Paul Kormašov (b. 1989) is a freelance painter. He graduated from Pallas University of Applied Sciences (Tartu, Estonia) in 2013 and relocated to Berlin in 2015. His main style of work is colourful abstractionism with occasional figurative features – such as industrial landscapes and other elements of nature and life in the city. Kormašov has previously held ten private exhibitions, most recent of them being “Through the Dark” in April 2024 at law firm Sorainen in Tallinn, Estonia. He also regularly participates in group shows in Berlin and Estonia. Kormašov’s works are represented in multiple private collections across the world.

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