A memory of summer. Painting

The abstraction of colors explodes with a mirage of colors. At the first glance, you will notice a splash of red and yellow tones that focus attention on the picture. When your eyes move to explore the work, starting with what appears to be the direction of the wind/movement from the lower right quadrant of the painting to the upper left, the same thing happens with the painting, which is most likely intentional on the part of the artist. The obvious mixing of colors from shades of purple to pink not only indicates movement, but also that the picture is active here and now. What the artist is doing, bringing the audience back to the present, is solid red colors in the lower right quadrant and a deep, almost black, blue color. The pure pigment of primary reds can be interpreted in many ways, as for any other color in the work, but at the moment red is reflected on the viewer as a warm and dominant idea of being alive, and is a favorable balance for many shades of blue and its complementary green. Many variations of the blues give the audience not only depth, but also slow down the lively and active colors. This may be an intentional representation of the artist as a kind of calm memory, as if he is in a dream-like state. However, it can also be interpreted as the hidden message of the painting that perhaps over time we lose what becomes important when a new memory appears to replace the next one. The yellow and green colors enhance the dream state from the action and slowing down the time of the scene to one of the serene times when things are designed to give the viewer a feeling of happiness, surprise, fascination with life and live in the moment. Abstraction is the representation of the forms and forms of an object in the form in which it is assumed in nature, and not in what is perceived. To clarify, this is a picture depicting many different colors, and it is impossible to say exactly what kind of plant or its hybrid. The beauty of abstractionism is to allow each person to decide for himself what he sees, how to live in an almost forgotten memory and time for himself to remember pleasant times in love, whether now or in the past, as in childhood. In conclusion, the artist perfectly performs the abstraction of many colors, in which it is not only pleasant for the eyes, but also pleasant for the soul.