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Rumen Nechev is a Bulgarian graphic artist. Born in 1959 in Smolyan, he resides and works in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.[1] Nechev is celebrated for his profound influence on the Bulgarian and international art scenes. His career, marked by over 50 solo exhibitions, spans major art hubs like Istanbul, Beijing, Venice, and more. He graduated from the High School of Arts in Kazanlak in 1978. He completed his degree in Graphics at the "St. Cyril and Methodius” University in Veliko Tarnovo in 1986 under Prof. Hristo Tsatsinov. Nechev is a member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists and the Union of Pazardzhik and Plovdiv Artists. He served as the Chairman of the Society of Plovdiv Artists from 2002 to 2005.
Rumen Nechev has developed a signature style that masterfully employs black and white to explore themes ranging from the abstract to the deeply cultural. His innovative work in 2021 at "Grafikart" Gallery, which featured 3D graphics on handmade paper, underscores his relentless pursuit of pushing artistic boundaries. Recently, a compelling exhibition titled "Чернопис"("Black Drawing") at Gallery Aspect in 2023, explored the depths of black as a color.
Nechev's works are prominently featured in prestigious collections, including the National Art Gallery in Sofia and the City Art Gallery in Plovdiv. His international presence is highlighted by his participation in significant events like the "Global Print" series in Portugal and the "Imago Mundi" collection in Venice. His artistic achievements are further recognized through numerous awards, with the latest being an Award for Graphics "Ludogorie" at the GHD Razgrad, 2023; Award at the Biennale "Friends of the Sea" in Burgas, 2022; Honorary certificate from the Fifth International Exlibris Competition in Istanbul, 2023; Award for Graphics at the International Biennale of Miniature at the City Gallery Ruse, 2021.
Nechev’s continuous engagement in curatorial projects and community art initiatives enriches the cultural landscape and ensures that Bulgarian art resonates on the global stage.
His works are owned by the National Art Gallery - Sofia, City Art Gallery – Plovdiv, Helmut Müller Collection – Germany, Graphic Cabinet "Auerbach" – Germany, Graphic Cabinet at the Plovdiv University of Food Technologies, Graphic Cabinet at the Burgas University "Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov", City Art Galleries in Burgas, Pazardzhik, Kazanlak, Stara Zagora, Dimitrovgrad, Graphic Cabinet at the University of Food Technologies - Varna, City Art Gallery - Rousse, Schreiner Graphic Collection - Bad Steben, Germany; Graphic Museum Guanlan - China; SIEAC Collection, Tianjin, China; Ex Libris collections (Belgrade, Pescara, Saint Nicholas, Ankara, Istanbul, Beijing); private collections in the country and abroad.
Awards
2023: Award for Graphics "Ludogorie" at the GHD Razgrad.
2022: Award for sculpture at the Biennale "Friends of the Sea" in Burgas; Honorary certificate from the Fifth International Exlibris Competition, Istanbul.
2021: Award for Graphics at the International Biennale of Miniature at the City Gallery Ruse.
2019: First Award at the National Graphic Forum in Stara Zagora.
2018: Award of the Istanbul Exlibris Society at the Varna Gallery "Largo".
2017: SBH Award for Contribution to Graphics - "Georgi Gerasimov", Pazardik, Pazardzhik.
2014: Regional "Allianz – Bulgaria" Award for Graphics.
2013: "Plovdiv" Award for Fine Arts.
2012: Graphics Award at the Biennale "Friends of the Sea," Burgas; Honorary Award for Graphics at the International Symposium "Oskar Kokoschka," Austria.
2010: Certificate of Honor at the International Graphic Congress, Istanbul.
2006: Graphics Award at the Annual Exhibition of the DPH, Plovdiv.
2005: Cité Internationale des Arts Scholarship, Paris.
2004: Honorary Diploma from the International Triennale of Graphics, Sofia; Annual Dyakov Gallery, Plovdiv Award.
2003: First Award for Graphics at the International Biennale of Satire, Gabrovo; "St. Cyril and Methodius" Foundation Award at the XII International Biennial of Graphics, Varna.
2002: Ex-libris "Tribel" Award, Belgrade; First Award at the Biennale of Small Forms, Pleven.
2000: Award at the First International Festival of Graphic Arts, Cheonan, South Korea.
1999: Special Award at the International Biennial of Graphics, Cluj, Romania.
1997: Stanislav Dospevski Graphics Award, Pazardzhik; Annual Award of the Rotary Club, Pazardzhik.
1991: Second Award and Silver Plaque at the Sixth International Biennial of Graphics, Varna.
1986: Graphics Award at the Annual Exhibition, Pazardzhik.
Exhibitions and Curatorial Projects:
2021: "The Paper" curated by Nedko Nedkov at the City Gallery Dobrich.
2019: "Bulgarian Graphics" at the SIEAC gallery in Tianjin, China, curated by Yulian Yordanov.
2018: "Illusion or Reality Transcendence" in Shenzhen, Guanlan, China, curated by Veliko Marincheski.
2015: "Imago Mundi," part of the Luciano Benetton collection in Venice, Italy.
2013: "Global Print" curated by Nuno Canelas in Douro, Portugal.
2012: "Fusion" main curator Jiang Lu, Guanlan, China.
2009: "White" curated by Georgi Dinev at Gallery Burgas.
2007: "From Alafranga to Europe" curated by Svetla Moskova in Old Town Plovdiv.
2007: "The Cyrillic Project" at the City Art Gallery, Plovdiv, and the European Commission in Brussels.
2005: "Enclosed Spaces" curated by Nedko Nedkov at the Gallery "Dobrich" – The Old Prison.
2005: "Airless" curated by Monika Romenska at Gallery DPH, Plovdiv.
2005: "Classics of Bulgarian Graphics" in Ljubljana, Slovenia, curated by Plamena Dimitrova-Racheva.
2001: "August in Art" in Varna, curated by Rumen Serafimov.
2000: "Personal" curated by Johan Artinian at Gallery DPH, Plovdiv.
1992: "New Names" curated by Petar Zmijcharov in Sofia.
References
- ^ a b "Румен Нечев". Галерия Ракурси (in Bulgarian). Retrieved 2024-04-29.