(Article: EB-20267-886)
The overall concept of the series «Rhythms of Life»
Life is not a linear movement but a pulsation, a dance of rhythms: from chaos to order, from sleep to awakening, from growth to withering and new blossoming. The series consists of six canvases that explore the metamorphoses of the human inner world through abstract and semi-abstract forms. The main motifs (circles/spheres — as energy and wholeness, stripes — as rhythm and structure, dots — as primary particles or impulses, branches — as paths of development) flow from one painting to another, changing mood and density. The result is the phenomenon of a person — not as a portrait, but as the quintessence of all the rhythms of the universe.
«Pulse»
(The second painting)
· Title: «The Beginning of Movement»
· Description: The same color scheme, but the rhythm accelerates. Circles come into motion, turning into orbits, stripes bend and vibrate. Ovals «pulse», changing size. The dynamics create a feeling of dance or heartbeat. This is the first breath of life, a transition from rest to action.
Artwork's condition:
Perfect
Year of creation of the painting:
2026
Artwork Type:
Style:
Abstract
Technic:
Acrylic
Support or surface:
Canvas
Topic:
Emotions
Size:
Small
Width:
40 cm
Height:
40 cm
Thickness:
2 cm
Framing:
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Evgenia Alexandrovna Bazilevich (1981, Vladivostok) is an artist working in the genre of naive painting and decorative-applied arts. Her path in art i ...
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