Marriage Icon is a kind of contemporary icon. Its canon, the model and rules have been created by a Bulgarian painter living in Poland Ventzislav Piriankov.
Marriage Icon represents the combined male and female faces, mostly on the background of a halo and a cross. Most of the icons are painted in warm red and gold tones, rarely appear in monochrome colors or others.
One of the icons became the icon of ICON OF THE ENCOUNTERS OF MARRIED COUPLES entitled "Remain in my love." Was consecrated by archbishop Stanisław Gądecki, metropolitan archbishop of Poznań, at the 11th International Convention of the Animators of the Encounters of Married Couples held in Poznań in Poland in 2005. It encourages all marriages in prayer and meditation on their own relationship.
Icon symbolizes the unity of the conjugal relationship between two people, which is carried out through dialogue, and thereby improves the human love of the spouses, strengthens their indissoluble unity.
MARRIAGE ICON - first, symbolic picture
painted by Ventzislav Piriankov on July 12, 2013 at his villa and the Ventzi Art Gallery in the
Bulgarian village Staro Zhelezare. This unique work is created in
vintage style, on the more than 100 years old lid of a wine barrel,
used for decades by the Piriankov family. Interestingly, the lineage of
the word ‘vintage’ refers just to the wine - produced in a single
season. As befits a vintage style, newly constructed Marriage Icon
combines outstanding quality of an object less susceptible to damage,
which the passage of time gives nobility. It combines styles of
different eras in an avant-garde way - a contemporary painting with the
old unique object. This is an excellent blend of modern, avant-garde,
with respect to the tradition - also by cultivating a canon of Marriage
Icon developed by Ventzi over the last few years of his art-work.
Marriage Icons - Ventzislav Piriankov
Cватбенa Икона - Венци Пирянков, ICON OF THE ENCOUNTERS OF MARRIED COUPLES, Encuentro Matrimonial Icono, Икона Супружеских Встречи, Incontro Matrimoniale Icona. Byzantine Icon. Sacral painting, sacred art.
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