This work continues an exploration of how a minimal intervention can alter the perception of an entire composition. Individual elements do not carry predetermined meanings, but function as parts of a visual system in which direction, scale, and the relationships between forms define the structure of the whole.
The work is built through a deliberately reduced visual language and the precision of relationships between its elements. This limitation becomes a method of inquiry: a subtle change in form or direction can shift the internal logic of the image and reveal new possibilities within an established system.
The painting is made with acrylic on canvas. This diptych consists of two individual paintings, each measuring 50 × 70 cm.
Canvas depth: 3 cm.
The edges are painted to match the front surface for a clean, finished look.
Each piece is protected with a satin varnish.
Two artworks will be shipped together in one sturdy cardboard box.
