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- Oct 27, 2019
Linz Symphony by Anton Lubchenko
Mikhailov Vyacheslav- Technique
- Acrylic on canvas
- Dimensions
- 115 × 150 cm
- Year
- 2019
Thick white and cream masses frame pockets of burnt orange, red and cobalt blue, with a dark form and blue disc at right.
- Style
- Abstract
- Mood
- Dramatic
- Themes
- Abstract
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About this work
Broad cracked fields of white and cream dominate the canvas, enclosing smaller pockets of burnt orange, red and deep blue toward the left and center. A flat red rectangle sits mid-canvas beside a pale vertical sliver, while at right a black mass holds a small dark blue disc like a lens or eye, bordered by streaks of ochre and violet.
Acrylic is layered thickly over an ivory ground, cracking and pooling into a crusted, almost lava-like relief. Warm reds and oranges push against cool blues and near-black shadow, while broad white fields keep the composition light and airy despite its rough surface. The uneven, encrusted texture and bold contrasts give the piece a dramatic, restless energy.