The Assembled Whole. No 1

This painting is the result of my experiment with various materials and techniques to create a layered and tactile composition. The work is dominated by monochrome shades—black, white, and beige—which bring a sense of calm and harmony to the abstract geometric forms.

I used pieces of faux leather to add unique textural accents and diversity to the surfaces. These materials stand out against the canvas background, creating an interesting tactile effect and adding depth to the painting. The textured paste also played a role—it helped create rough surfaces that contrast with the smoother areas, adding more depth and volume to the composition.

The black lines with a 3D effect cross the canvas, adding a sense of movement and dynamism. These lines seem to map out a trajectory across the composition, linking various elements and guiding the viewer's gaze. Combined with the textured materials, the lines appear lively and enhance the painting's sense of volume.

For me, this work is a way to express modern aesthetics through the contrast of textures and simple forms. I aimed to create a visually intriguing result that would capture attention and encourage the viewer to explore the details—to feel the forms and textures on a deeper level.