the poetic quality of erato's art often depends on the
fact that forces and drives of which she is unaware motivate
her. erato's paintings are a vehicle of her feelings and
an expression of her loving, suffering and desiring.
manfred peter mueller
i was impressed, especially with the very loose acrylic
pieces that
have a strong feeling of human form, and yet are so free
and exuberant
that their energy goes way beyond the limitations of the
human
form.
claude smith
erato tsouvala, from greece, reminds me at once of american
representational art at mid-century and germany's postmodern
reworking of it decades later. in her touch, a long line
weaves together dynamic, rather sexy figures with the white
field showing through.
john haber
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