Block III Painting

The idea of the blocks was born during a period when the daily routine, household responsibilities, raising children, and the acute need to paint created a pressing agitation. Looking out the window in search of relaxation and connection with nature, the cold reality of concrete blocks and the lack of horizon sparked deep reflection. Behind each window, like the artist, people lived their lives with dreams, hopes, worries, and they too looked out the window, longing for a brief respite. The urban landscape unfolded in the same way, with personalized walls, the orchid on the windowsill, and clothes left out to dry. Regardless of the city, these colorful blocks cover the entire country. Those who live with this image always before their eyes come to identify with what they see. The decision to paint the blocks represents an acknowledgment of who we are as a people, with memories of a gray, communist era. Each person, depending on their skills, creativity, and resources, tries to mask and insulate the concrete walls. This manifests as a struggle for survival in the urban jungle, a battle with a poor and oppressive past. In the pictorial space, we focus not only on the physical and tangible dimension but also on the spiritual dimension inherited from our people. The collection of living spaces carries a weight that can be easily deciphered by most observers. --- As an abstract painter specializing in oil, I create captivating artworks that emphasize shapes, colors, and textures over realistic depictions. Utilizing rich, vibrant oil paints, I craft dynamic compositions that evoke emotions and provoke thought. My technique allows for deep color saturation and intricate layering, ensuring each piece is unique and visually stunning. Explore my diverse collection of abstract oil paintings on Saatchi Art to find the perfect addition to your art collection.