Original artwork description:

Abstracted realism.
Take any realistic painting - landscape, for example. You are here with a sketchbook, and your objects: a river, bushes, clouds are somewhere there. There is a distance between you, and from that distance you observe and depict an object. So in all realistic painting
An abstract painting is something completely different.
To create a real abstract picture, you must first have something to abstract from. The subject in the picture must be. But how can you depict him so that there is no distance between him and you?
ABSTRACT ARTIST DOES NOT DRAW AN OBJECT, BUT THE PROCESS OF PERCEPTION OF THE SUBJECT.
We perceive an object with the help of five external senses (sometimes more, but this is not important), and it is this lasting sensation of an object with the help of external senses that we see in an abstract picture. This means getting as close to the subject as possible. When there is nowhere closer, subject and object merge into one, and we have an ongoing process of perception taking place in our senses. This is what the abstract artist is dealing with. ...
We have repeatedly returned to the topic "CAFE". The paintings were made in an abstracted form. There was cubism and cube futurism and so on. And now another version of this plot is offered for your judgment.

Materials used:

mixed media on canvas