Portal

A painting is telling the story much more about the hidden and the cognitive triad, than one could conclude from the first sight. A diptych in which everything boils down to the author's intricate world, the world he sees and the time in which he creates. Thus, this olive-emerald color hides a completely intricate composition that represents a peculiar form of the parallel projection in which the projection lines are orthogonal to the bottom page of the portal. More concisely, the composition corresponds to the oblique axonometry of the hidden black rhombus. What gives the painting novelty and refreshment are the plaster fern spouts. The fern only partially frames the middle of the picture, while the author decides to soften the sharp edges by adding relief in combination with colors obtained by using widely dispersing graphite sprays. One can feel the influence of the Chinese concept of "wu wei" in the creation of this work, which means that many thick layers of the painting reflect and intuitively interpret the author's consciousness without any voluntary or calculated effort.