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Reviews
"Yet, his freshness of vision and formal inventiveness place him firmly in the mainstream of modern American aesthetics..." - (more)
"Passion equals virtuosity in the art of Tomaszewski", by Ed McCormack
"Tomaszewski... continues to strive toward a challenging but elusive goal: To create art that is so deeply human in form and feeling that it is truly representative of man, himself."
"Tomaszewski finds tremendous inspiration and comfort in nature and in the environment, and successfully conveys this feeling in his art. Working with freshly unearthed rocks, rotted wood, scrap metal and glass, he blends the raw beauty of nature with the complexity of the human spirit, as he interprets it. His search to strike a true balance in art between the abstract and the realistic - and, thus, find the perfect art form - reveals itself in a restless spirit that motivates, inpsires and haunts him." - (more)
"A Restless Spirit", by Robert Marston, Connecticut Magazine
"For out of burnt tree logs and brass, [Tomaszewski] has created a series - dating back several years - of victims in various poses: a child clinging to its mother, weeping women, others with their hands raised in partial questioning, partial prayer, to the skies ... 'I believe when I retired I started to make this Holocaust series... I made them as a warning that this couldn't happen again with any nation.'"
Terese Karmel, The Chronicle
"The internationally acclaimed artist burns his emotions onto the paper of his vivid 'paintings' and 'sculpts' with a torch..." - (more)
"Easton man fuses passion with art", Marjorie J. Passeri, The Connecticut Post
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