Structure elements #01 Artwork

This series of works emerges from extensive exploration into the structure and multi-relation of physical mediums within contemporary fine arts. Can truth be expressed in a static painting? Can materials such as bitumen, acrylic, and canvas serve as conduits for profound interpretations? In my investigation, I sought to analyze the interaction of materials and meanings without blending or excluding one another. On the canvas, I create structural layers, akin to foundational elements engaged in an ongoing dialogue. Thus, the material acquires a meaningful characteristic. Bitumen holds pivotal importance in this structural framework; unlike paint, its hue shifts with alterations in consistency, making it a cornerstone for structure, conceptualization, and depiction. Bitumen is the starting point for structure, concepts, and imagery. Furthermore, bitumen's intensity varies depending on additives, enhancing its role as a durable medium capable of not only encapsulating the reality but also safeguarding it over time. Therefore the material as the primary medium element became the starting point in my search for reality, which in the modern world is relative and quickly changeable. While examining the layered structures captured on the canvas, viewers become simultaneosly both - objects and subjects of the experiment ultimately resulting in the discovery of additional meanings and truths.