Geometry of emotions

Theyll call it abstraction. Avant-garde. But for me, this work is a crystallization of the intangible: indifference, resentment, joy, contempt, pleasure. Each emotion here is trapped in its object, like a cage. And yes, these cages are isometric, with perfect angles, but within them lies the chaos that makes us alive.
My new painting, "Geometry of Emotions," is my visual experiment, where geometry becomes language, and color, emotion.
Why isometry? Because its a system where there are no accidents. Every line is calculated, every angle is predetermined. But within these rules lies a complete anarchy of feelings. I wanted to create a sense of tension between the rigor of the mind and the chaos of the heart.
When the work was finished, I suddenly realized that the painting is a kind of trap. For you. For me. It forces you to seek meaning in geometry, although the meaning is to lose it. Go beyond the boundaries. Allow yourself to not understand. Just feel how the cold of the edges mingles with the colors. Maybe in a year Ill say it wasnt like that. But today, its the truth. Mine. Our shared illusion.
I chose an isometric projection to emphasize: emotions arent a flat spectrum. They are three-dimensional, multifaceted, but subject to a hidden order. Even chaos is mathematically precise here.