Primary Movement VI — Серія «Prima Motus». (2011)
Year
2011
Dimensions
100x100 cm
Materials
mixed media on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
PRIMA MOTUS
Price
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100 × 100 cm
Primary Movement VI develops the theme of creation as a process of multiplication and increasing complexity of forms. The central sphere becomes an enclosed space in which not one, but countless organic structures exist in a constant state of movement, interaction, and becoming.
The luminous, multilayered matter at the centre is filled with lines, contours, and fragments of colour. They evoke cells, microorganisms, or as-yet-unknown forms of life, yet resist any specific biological definition. Rather, this is a visual model of the emergence of multiplicity, in which primal energy has already acquired the capacity to generate different possibilities of existence.
Three dark organic forms within the sphere become particularly prominent. They seem to exist at another stage of becoming: separating from their surrounding environment, acquiring their own boundaries and internal structures. Dozens of delicate contours move around them — potential forms still searching for their configuration.
A large dark ring contains this complex inner world, separating it from the intense yellow space beyond. It simultaneously evokes a boundary, a membrane, and a force field within which the process of creation continues. The contrast between the almost black ring and the open yellow background makes the central sphere resemble an autonomous world already governed by its own laws.
Primary Movement VI captures the moment when creation shifts from the emergence of an individual form to the birth of multiplicity. The primal impulse no longer merely generates matter — it activates matter's capacity for repetition, variation, and development.
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Year
2011
Dimensions
100x100 cm
Materials
mixed media on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
PRIMA MOTUS
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Primary Movement VI develops the theme of creation as a process of multiplication and increasing complexity of forms. The central sphere becomes an enclosed space in which not one, but countless organic structures exist in a constant state of movement, interaction, and becoming.
The luminous, multilayered matter at the centre is filled with lines, contours, and fragments of colour. They evoke cells, microorganisms, or as-yet-unknown forms of life, yet resist any specific biological definition. Rather, this is a visual model of the emergence of multiplicity, in which primal energy has already acquired the capacity to generate different possibilities of existence.
Three dark organic forms within the sphere become particularly prominent. They seem to exist at another stage of becoming: separating from their surrounding environment, acquiring their own boundaries and internal structures. Dozens of delicate contours move around them — potential forms still searching for their configuration.
A large dark ring contains this complex inner world, separating it from the intense yellow space beyond. It simultaneously evokes a boundary, a membrane, and a force field within which the process of creation continues. The contrast between the almost black ring and the open yellow background makes the central sphere resemble an autonomous world already governed by its own laws.
Primary Movement VI captures the moment when creation shifts from the emergence of an individual form to the birth of multiplicity. The primal impulse no longer merely generates matter — it activates matter's capacity for repetition, variation, and development.
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Year
2011
Dimensions
100x100 cm
Materials
mixed media on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
PRIMA MOTUS
Price
Price on request
Shipping cost depends on location
Primary Movement VI develops the theme of creation as a process of multiplication and increasing complexity of forms. The central sphere becomes an enclosed space in which not one, but countless organic structures exist in a constant state of movement, interaction, and becoming.
The luminous, multilayered matter at the centre is filled with lines, contours, and fragments of colour. They evoke cells, microorganisms, or as-yet-unknown forms of life, yet resist any specific biological definition. Rather, this is a visual model of the emergence of multiplicity, in which primal energy has already acquired the capacity to generate different possibilities of existence.
Three dark organic forms within the sphere become particularly prominent. They seem to exist at another stage of becoming: separating from their surrounding environment, acquiring their own boundaries and internal structures. Dozens of delicate contours move around them — potential forms still searching for their configuration.
A large dark ring contains this complex inner world, separating it from the intense yellow space beyond. It simultaneously evokes a boundary, a membrane, and a force field within which the process of creation continues. The contrast between the almost black ring and the open yellow background makes the central sphere resemble an autonomous world already governed by its own laws.
Primary Movement VI captures the moment when creation shifts from the emergence of an individual form to the birth of multiplicity. The primal impulse no longer merely generates matter — it activates matter's capacity for repetition, variation, and development.
