TIRANA, Jan. 7 – Several nude paintings by Albanian painter Pardi Dule are being featured in an exhibition at the Tirana Ekspres alternative art space in Tirana. Nymphs, the main subject of this series of works, are embodied through color, motives and their fragilities. “In this exhibition the viewer will perceive the sensitivity of the artist that reveals another aspect of womanhood. The artist truly exposes the beauty and privacy of his characters by exploring their interior,” organizers said. Parid Dule graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Tirana in 1994. His creative artistic work begins in 1979 with a series of exhibitions of different genres and techniques, in Albania and abroad.
The exhibition at the Tirana express, now located in front of the Parliament’s building, will remain open until January 12.
Parid Dule displays cycle of nude paintings
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