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While roaming around the islands you are able to experience thousands of years of historical mysteries and remnants of all the civilisations who have been living on these islands. Phoenicians, Romans, Moors, Normans, Sicilians, Spanish, Knights of St. John, French and British; each one of them “instilled” in the Maltese atmosphere, a sort of curious inherent mystery originating from the prehistoric times when the Megalithic Temples were built.In this unique environment, a challenging artist is currently working and residing: John Paul Azzopardi. His works are constructed from a variety of synthetic and organic materials combined together creating a bricolage of intertextuality, thus shaping an arrangement of texts ranging from ancient to contemporary philosophical notions, mythological, and social critique. Existential symbolic expressions are used to reveal hidden psychological structures and phenomenological tensions.
John Paul has a unique manner in how he portays his concepts. I’m confident this album will allow the observer to experience a novel mode of contemporary bricolage sculpture.AFSelected Exhibitions2014 VIVA Vallette International Visual Arts Festival 20142014 Bri•co•lage Solo exhibition - Il-Hagar, Victoria, Gozo2012 Decay Solo exhibition - 74 (The Splendid), Strait Street, Valletta2012 Wiċċ Imb Wiċċ Collective Exhibition - St.James Cavalier, Valletta.2012 6:6 Collective Exhibition2011 Science & Society Collective Exhibition2010 Opening Lily Aguis Gallery, a collective exhibition