Original artwork description:

In fact, there comes a time when the outside world, its games, achievements, and even its hype cease to be the main thing. The realization comes that what has seemed important for so long is just a thin veil hiding the real thing. The gaze turns inward, and a journey to the depths of one's soul and body begins. This is not an escape and rejection of the modern world, it is a step into silence, where there is no more fuss and expectations. An opportunity to look at your own body, analyze its memory and memories that affect our emotional, psychological and physical states. In particular, how the body reacts to the development of events around us now: wars, climate change, pharmacological experiments, personal tragedies, etc. After all, for every person, the body is an archive, like a world within itself.

He accumulates associative connections between text, memory and body. The body of desire and the body of suffering as fragile, changeable and disappearing matters. I've always been interested in how one can try to integrate the experience of the body (visual, emotional, and spatial memory) and the experience of speech into this world, particularly the world of art? How and when did the real universe turn into the world of surrealism? Where are the points of contact between the two worlds that have merged so quickly? I am still researching these questions from a scientific and artistic point of view. I believe that memory and its components - memories - will remind us of global issues that humanity must begin to address, including the protection of the human body.


Please note that the artwork is not stretched on a stretcher, but will be delivered in a tube, ready for stretching or framing. The final dimensions of the stretched/framed artwork will be smaller than the full size.
If you have any questions about the artwork please do not hesitate to contact me as I am always happy to offer advice!

Materials used:

Acrylic

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