Presence 6.01 — "Presence" Series (2016)
Year
2016
Dimensions
100х70 cm
Materials
pastel, paper
Medium
Graphics
Series
PRESENCE
70 × 100 cm
In Presence 6.01, space no longer resembles a sequence of horizons or energetic layers — it becomes a field traversed by numerous directional lines.
The vertical lines behave differently across the composition. In the upper and lower sections, they remain almost regular, while toward the centre they begin to curve, converge, diverge, and lose their initial order. It is as though a wave were passing through an ordered system, altering the direction of its internal movement.
Particularly significant is the luminous violet-pink zone below the centre. Almost devoid of clearly defined structure, it appears as a pause — an area where the signal weakens or momentarily disappears, only to emerge again. Presence is therefore defined not only by what appears, but also by what temporarily disappears.
This allows the work to be understood more broadly as an exploration of the relationship between order, disruption, and the restoration of structure. The invisible force is not depicted directly. We recognize it only through the changes it produces in the environment through which it passes.
Presence 6.01 explores invisible movement through its effect on the structure of space. A regular vertical rhythm gradually deforms, dissolves, and then re-emerges. Presence manifests here not as an image, but as a force capable of altering the order of its environment.
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Year
2016
Dimensions
100х70 cm
Materials
pastel, paper
Medium
Graphics
Series
PRESENCE
In Presence 6.01, space no longer resembles a sequence of horizons or energetic layers — it becomes a field traversed by numerous directional lines.
The vertical lines behave differently across the composition. In the upper and lower sections, they remain almost regular, while toward the centre they begin to curve, converge, diverge, and lose their initial order. It is as though a wave were passing through an ordered system, altering the direction of its internal movement.
Particularly significant is the luminous violet-pink zone below the centre. Almost devoid of clearly defined structure, it appears as a pause — an area where the signal weakens or momentarily disappears, only to emerge again. Presence is therefore defined not only by what appears, but also by what temporarily disappears.
This allows the work to be understood more broadly as an exploration of the relationship between order, disruption, and the restoration of structure. The invisible force is not depicted directly. We recognize it only through the changes it produces in the environment through which it passes.
Presence 6.01 explores invisible movement through its effect on the structure of space. A regular vertical rhythm gradually deforms, dissolves, and then re-emerges. Presence manifests here not as an image, but as a force capable of altering the order of its environment.
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Year
2016
Dimensions
100х70 cm
Materials
pastel, paper
Medium
Graphics
Series
PRESENCE
In Presence 6.01, space no longer resembles a sequence of horizons or energetic layers — it becomes a field traversed by numerous directional lines.
The vertical lines behave differently across the composition. In the upper and lower sections, they remain almost regular, while toward the centre they begin to curve, converge, diverge, and lose their initial order. It is as though a wave were passing through an ordered system, altering the direction of its internal movement.
Particularly significant is the luminous violet-pink zone below the centre. Almost devoid of clearly defined structure, it appears as a pause — an area where the signal weakens or momentarily disappears, only to emerge again. Presence is therefore defined not only by what appears, but also by what temporarily disappears.
This allows the work to be understood more broadly as an exploration of the relationship between order, disruption, and the restoration of structure. The invisible force is not depicted directly. We recognize it only through the changes it produces in the environment through which it passes.
Presence 6.01 explores invisible movement through its effect on the structure of space. A regular vertical rhythm gradually deforms, dissolves, and then re-emerges. Presence manifests here not as an image, but as a force capable of altering the order of its environment.
