
Egon Persēvics
Egon Persēvics is a contemporary Latvian sculptor known for his exploration of mythological themes and their relevance in modern society. His recent exhibition, 'Mīti un Pasakas,' showcases a series of sculptures representing mythical horses, including Pegasos, Centaur, Unicorn, and Golden Horse, highlighting the tension between rational thought and mythic imagination. Persēvics reflects on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, asserting that myths remain vital for mental resilience during crises. Central to his exhibition is a large-scale work that critiques the modern myth surrounding the archetype of the white heterosexual male as a source of evil in the liberal Western world, emphasizing the ongoing redefinition of such narratives.
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Egon Persēvics is showcasing a series of mythological horse sculptures in his exhibition.
Tēlnieka Egona Peršēvica personālizstāde Mīti un Pasakas / Diena