Re-born III (2010)
Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
Price on request
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90 × 90 cm
Re-born III deepens the exploration of the threshold between disintegration and becoming. The organic form loses its integrity, fragments, and becomes immersed in dense painterly matter. At the same time, individual contours re-emerge from within it, creating a sense of continuous movement between dissolution and regeneration.
The texture of the paint becomes an integral part of this process: accumulated layers, collisions of colour, and visible traces of gesture transform the surface into a space of inner tension. Destruction is not opposed to birth — they exist as interconnected phases of a single cycle.
The work reflects on the fragility of matter and, at the same time, its inherent capacity for transformation, preserving the potential for new becoming.
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Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
Price on request
Shipping cost depends on location
Re-born III deepens the exploration of the threshold between disintegration and becoming. The organic form loses its integrity, fragments, and becomes immersed in dense painterly matter. At the same time, individual contours re-emerge from within it, creating a sense of continuous movement between dissolution and regeneration.
The texture of the paint becomes an integral part of this process: accumulated layers, collisions of colour, and visible traces of gesture transform the surface into a space of inner tension. Destruction is not opposed to birth — they exist as interconnected phases of a single cycle.
The work reflects on the fragility of matter and, at the same time, its inherent capacity for transformation, preserving the potential for new becoming.
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Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
Price on request
Shipping cost depends on location
Re-born III deepens the exploration of the threshold between disintegration and becoming. The organic form loses its integrity, fragments, and becomes immersed in dense painterly matter. At the same time, individual contours re-emerge from within it, creating a sense of continuous movement between dissolution and regeneration.
The texture of the paint becomes an integral part of this process: accumulated layers, collisions of colour, and visible traces of gesture transform the surface into a space of inner tension. Destruction is not opposed to birth — they exist as interconnected phases of a single cycle.
The work reflects on the fragility of matter and, at the same time, its inherent capacity for transformation, preserving the potential for new becoming.
