Photography:
  I also like to make photos which I use for my paintings. I think that is a more personal aproach for me to make my own photos,

My favourite artists:

Corneliu Baba:

 

Julien Spianti: 

Francis Bacon: 

 

Max Liebermann: 

Biography:
 My name is Fodor Marius Daniel, I graduated at Liceul de Arte - Sibiu. I am from Medias,Sibiu. At this moment I am studying at University of Art and Design  Cluj Napoca, at the painting department.

Here are some of my drawings, studies, sketches, croquis :

My Concept 

   

These works that are below the text are the result of some humble technical experiments of color and composition, in which I managed to represent in a space a bunch of objects apparently simple objects, their purpose is to shock the audience by it's pure triviality. 

   This idea came to me when I was reading a bool called ''Ghid DaDa pentru postumani'' written by Andrei Codrescu, where the author describes a ready-made done by Marcel Duchamp, called ''The Fountain''. 

   The idea of Duchamp to take an object with a certain utility and remove it from it's functional context and to set it in a exposition fascinated me, because art doesn't have a practical utility, which means that we can decontextualize an object with a certain utility, painting it so that objects become a reality by it self, with no functionality, in a single word ''art''. 

   After some vigurous research about composition I was advised to read a theoretical work of Rudolf Arnheim, a book called ''Art and Visual Perception''. In '' Modern sewing machine'' and ''Nocturnal industrial landscape'' I tried to focus more on the composition being influenced on what I read about the theories from the book. In ''Modern sewing machine'' I made possible a centric composition with spatial vectors (represented by shelves, a red stripe on the bottom of painting, the table and the corner of the wall) that start from a centered ''power'' point to the margins of the canvas that make possible the illusion of spatial continuity. 

   Because of the fact that art doesn't have a practical utility, I think that every object usefull or useless, ugly or beautiful, can be depicted in a painting giving it a nobel feature, and this make us to look at simple things from another perspective. 

             My paintings : 

 ''Gas meter'' nr.1

oil on canvas 

 ''Gas meter'' nr.2 

oil on canvas 

 ''Modern sewing machine''

oil on canvas 

''Nocturnal industrial landscape''

oil on canvas 

 ''Portrait''

oil on canvas

 ''Portrait''

oil on canvas 

 ''Toilet''

oil on canvas 

 ''Cardboard box''

oil on canvas

''Trash bins''

oil on canvas