Composition 2

From a series of abstract graphic works executed on paper using acrylic.
These pieces represent examples of abstract compositions where the expressiveness of the plastic language serves as a tool for subtle inner reflection.
I deliberately avoid narrative, offering the viewer the freedom of interpretation and engaging them in the process of meaning-making.
The monochromatic palette draws attention to texture and rhythmic structures, where each brushstroke attains the status of a meaningful gesture.
The compositions are built with an internal logic of perception in mind: they do not dictate, but suggest — through the tension of forms, pauses, and optical connections.
This painting is a space for focused contemplation, where the viewer’s personal experiences become part of the artistic statement.
The work assumes not so much a decorative as a mental function, becoming a point of concentration and silence.