Maryan Besaga

Autumn Rhythms explores the rhythm and energy of the natural world through a dense interplay of colour, line, and fragmented form. Warm ochres, oranges, deep browns, and flashes of green create a layered visual field in which the landscape is no longer depicted directly, but transformed into movement, structure, and pulse.

Linear elements cross the surface like trajectories or traces of energy, while recurring circular motifs introduce a sense of resonance and continuity. The composition exists between observation and abstraction — between the memory of an autumn landscape and its transformation into an independent visual structure.

The work also holds a special place in my artistic practice. Autumn Rhythms became the first painting I transformed into a textile print for silk scarves created for MARBELI, extending the image beyond the surface of the painting and into the space of contemporary fashion. In this transition from artwork to textile, colour, rhythm, and gesture acquire a new relationship with material, movement, and the human body.