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"... An excuberant, eclectic mix of works that show influences
from Picasso, Ingres and the Impressionists."
- Pam Perry, Creative Loafing
"Goréja's figures are literally haunting in a remarkable
sort of way The eyes - their expressions - they follow you, they
talk to you..."
- Alexandar P. Collins, Spontaneous Art
"... Striking colors, bold shapes, intricate designs, and
sure technique."
- Liz Mangan, Atlanta Journal & Constitution
"His latest style... Neo-Figuralism involves the use of distorted
figures and vivid imagery to convey human emotion and striving."
- Pam Perry, Creative Loafing
"You cannot label this artist with any instantly recognizable
category. There is a totally eclectic mix of styles, ranging from
representitive, though very expressive landscapes from some of the
50 countries Goreja has visited, to the most recent, compositions
with a mixture of human forms, abstract shapes and objects in vibrant
colors."
- Liz Mangan, Atlanta Journal & Constitution
"The Neo-Figuralist works are slightly spooling and quite
wonderful. In pieces like 'First Sin' and 'Danté Marries Beatrice
in His Dream,' Goréja's distended creatures cavort eerily.
Their fluid lines give an impression of motion to the works, and
their deformities seem somehow instructive."
- Pam Perry, Creative Loafing
"His works vary in style from piece to piece. One will be
bright, containing almost an optical illusion effect, and the next
will be realistic shades and shapes of a different city."
- Julie Kimble, Atlanta Journal & Constitution
"All of his works have a documentary significance depicting
a tendency towards pleasurable and illustrative memories, which
he shares with the viewers of his painting."
- Felsie Hansard, Womens Informaiton Journal
"Goreja's place in today's society carves a new definition
of reality that clearly represents a pioneering role in naturalism.
Goreja belongs to a world which is fascinating and encompasses virtuous
decorum and human integrity."
- Felsie Hansard, Womens Informaiton Journal
"His present studio is like a museum with impressive works
representing his early years to recent works such as the wall-sized
canvases filled with vibrant color and emotional figures."
- Alexander P. Collins, Spontaneous Art
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