Raison d'être Print

This asymmetrical composition, with lines disappearing in many directions, is actually the main part of this illustration. No form is completely pure; each part enters the other at one end and merges to form another form at other. This idea represents the flow of thought when nothing seems right, so each new thought carves out a new conclusion that at one point loses all meaning. The central part of the composition is the part where all the shapes coincide with each other and create one very visible confusion. It should be exactly as it is in its definition. On the right side, the contours of the rectangle are visible, which in one part keeps the mess inside, while in the other part it goes beyond the borders. That rectangle represents the limits of common sense and all the ways it can get out of control. It happens in different quantities on all sides. The main protagonists of this illustration are the outlines of the contours of a distraught face, with astonished and distorted expression, which is formed in lines that fill this whole composition. That face, as I stated before, is the face of the question. Black has a smaller share in this composition than all other colors - it does not seem to be noticed, although it seems to dominate. Bright tones of red and blue in parts become less noticeable when surrounded by shades of black. Haven't we all once allowed one black thought to take a hundred happy ones away? Throughout this mess, I’ve been trying to create some sort of order, and it shows when the illustration is viewed as a whole. If any part were cut out and viewed alone, it would be an abstract mess. But, as a whole, it keeps some order that will look different for everyone, and the definition will remain the same; And what is its purpose?

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.