Circular Dance and Geometric Rhythm: A Dual Exploration
"Start of Life" and "The Table of Creation" are visually intricate pieces that share a thematic connection through their titles, suggesting a narrative on the origins and underlying structure of existence. Both pieces are brimming with vibrant colors and abstract forms, each contributing to a larger sense of ordered chaos.
In both works, the artist skillfully balances the abstract and the symbolic. The viewer is invited not only to appreciate the aesthetic and compositional qualities but also to contemplate the profound themes of life and creation. The narrative journey from the birth of life to the establishment of the cosmos is mirrored in the evolution from simplicity to complexity, both in color and form. The titles serve as a guide, but the interpretation is ultimately left to the viewer's imagination, allowing for a personal and introspective experience with each piece.
The Universe in My Mind
2010 Oil on Two Canvas cm 40 x 80 ((80x80)
In "The Universe in my Mind," there's a captivating interplay of vibrant colors and fluid shapes that seems to capture the boundless energy and creativity of the cosmos as filtered through human consciousness. The palette is diverse, with each color vying for attention yet achieving a harmonious balance. This painting thrives on its dynamism and the impression of constant motion, suggesting the ever-expanding nature of the universe and the unending flow of thoughts in a creative mind.
Wheels
2010 Oil on Canvas board cm 30 x 50
"Wheels" takes a more structured approach, using geometric forms and a limited color scheme to create a sense of order and repetition. Here, the circles and lines intersect to form a pattern that is both predictable and hypnotic, reminiscent of the cycles and rotations found both in machinery and nature. The painting's rigid symmetry and recurring motifs convey a meditative stillness, contrasting sharply with the first painting's chaotic vibrancy.