Permanent Middle Ages
- Artist
- Sabin Balasa
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Symbolic painting
"Permanent Middle Ages" by Sabin Balasa is a striking example of a symbolic painting that explores timeless themes through a compelling visual language. Created in 1967, Balasa, a Romanian artist known for his innovative approach, employs techniques characteristic of Surrealism to evoke a sense of eternal history. The work's genre combines abstract and symbolic elements, inviting viewers to contemplate concepts of continuity and historical permanence. Its title suggests a reflection on the enduring nature of a specific historical or cultural mindset, conveyed through Balasa's distinctive style and evoking a dialogue between the past and present.
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