“The canvas shows a vibration of light, open like the petals of a flower absorbing cosmic breath. This abstract composition, created in oil on canvas, is imbued with a metaphysical feeling of ascension and inner radiance. From the soft blue arcs to the central flash of yellow-green, everything in the painting is moving towards an unknown source, as if the artist is catching the moment of awakening of the soul. The main advantage is the subtle work with color gradients: the transitions from cold to warm are so natural that they give rise to the feeling of the canvas breathing. The painting sounds like a musical chord of light.”

“This is an example of mature artistic thinking, where color and form become the means of philosophical expression. Iskan Ilyazov's art, for all its outward simplicity, is humane, deep and warm, while that of most geometric abstractionists is cold, calculating and too rational, one might say, without heart and soul.”

The artwork features abstract forms resembling waves or petals radiating from a central point. The use of blue and yellow may symbolize calmness and energy, respectively. The radial symmetry suggests balance and harmony. The gradual blending of colors enhances depth and movement, creating a harmonious balance throughout the piece.

This painting uses oil on canvas, characterized by smooth brushwork and gradual blending of colors. The technique emphasizes a seamless transition between hues, enhancing the dynamic flow of the composition. The dominant use of blue creates a calm, serene atmosphere, while the yellow adds vibrancy and contrast.

The composition is centered around a radial design, drawing the eye towards the center. The symmetry and balance are achieved through the equal distribution of color and form, creating a sense of unity and cohesion. Curved lines create a sense of movement and fluidity, defining the organic forms. The lines are smooth and continuous, reinforcing the radial symmetry and guiding the viewer's eye across the canvas. The artwork uses light and shadow subtly, with variations in hue creating an illusion of depth and movement. The light areas draw the eye and add dimension, while the darker blues recede, creating a dynamic interplay.

The texture is smooth, likely achieved through careful blending and layering of paint. The lack of visible brushstrokes enhances the seamless flow of colors, emphasizing the abstract nature of the piece. The artwork feels smooth and cool to the touch, with a consistent texture across the surface. The smoothness suggests a polished, refined finish, enhancing the calming visual experience.

I did this artwork on stretched gallery wrap linen. There is no need to frame because the edges of all my artworks are painted. Signed, titled, and dated on back.  I sign my artworks on back, to avoid unbalancing the subtle composition by an artifact like a signature. Ready to hang, wired with a steel wire. I provided hanging wires on all four sides of the picture because you may wish to hang it upside down or on the side – geometric abstraction is benign to orientation change.