This work is part of an ongoing cycle exploring ambivalent states of contemporary existence.
Title: Resonance
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Year: 2025
Format: Portrait format (18 × 24 inches)
Colour Space: A harmonious palette of warm orange, golden yellow, violet, and black set against a lavender background
Stylistic Classification: Concrete yet poetic abstraction, inspired by the visual vocabulary of Joan Miró
„Resonance“ depicts two stylised heads facing one another within a field of floating signs. The space between them reveals both closeness and distance.
Resonance through inner alignment
Resonance appears as a quiet form of connection. Harmony arises through inner alignment and subtle exchange, suggested by the floating forms.
Resonance as a fragile balance
From a critical perspective, connection remains fragile. Resonance is momentary and depends on attention and openness. Closeness is possible, but never guaranteed.
Conclusion
Resonance addresses the inner conflict between the desire for closeness and the irrevocable autonomy of the individual. The work follows the principle of the integrity of ambivalence