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The series of paintings ‘Pears’ is a vivid artistic experiment in which the classic image of the fruit is transformed into a play of shapes, colours and rhythmic compositions. All the works combine the style of cubism and abstraction, where pears become not just objects, but part of a complex visual mosaic. Texture strokes add volume, and rich colours create dynamics and depth. The common features of the series are the use of a bright palette, dismembered, intertwined forms that create the ef1
The series of paintings ‘Pears’ is a vivid artistic experiment in which the classic image of the fruit is transformed into a play of shapes, colours and rhythmic compositions. All the works combine the style of cubism and abstraction, where pears become not just objects, but part of a complex visual mosaic. Texture strokes add volume, and rich colours create dynamics and depth.
The common features of the series are the use of a bright palette, dismembered, intertwined forms that create the effect of movement and space.
The pear is a central motif that remains recognisable, but at the same time changes, becoming part of an abstract composition.
This series is not only a study of form, but also a play with our perception: a familiar object appears in a new light, forcing the viewer to seek a balance between the real and the abstract.
I was attracted to pears because of their elegant shape and the possibility of transforming them into abstract shapes. This subject is quite light, but full of harmony, and the bright colours and dynamic lines create a space for a visual journey, like a labyrinth, where the eye finds new facets of the picture.
The common features of the series are the use of a bright palette, dismembered, intertwined forms that create the effect of movement and space.
The pear is a central motif that remains recognisable, but at the same time changes, becoming part of an abstract composition.
This series is not only a study of form, but also a play with our perception: a familiar object appears in a new light, forcing the viewer to seek a balance between the real and the abstract.
I was attracted to pears because of their elegant shape and the possibility of transforming them into abstract shapes. This subject is quite light, but full of harmony, and the bright colours and dynamic lines create a space for a visual journey, like a labyrinth, where the eye finds new facets of the picture.
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