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Complication of a Sequence VI, 1991
The painting 'Complication of a Sequence VI' from 1991 is an oil on canvas work measuring 73 x 81.5 cm, signed in the lower left corner: Jan Tarasin 1991. On the reverse side there is a signature and description: JAN TARASIN 1991 / 'COMPILATION OF A SEQUENCE VI'. Tarasin's work is characterized by a continuous search for balance between elements of nature and abstraction, where his paintings form monotonous sequences without repetitions, with irregularities that create a new rhythm. Objects in his art are sets of signs of a symbolic and abstract nature, reflecting the hidden order of nature and close to metaphysics. The composition provokes interpretation and shows dynamic tensions between program, chance, and circumstances, creating a unique drama.
Portrait of the Creator
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Artist
Jan Tarasin
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Date of birth and death
11 September 1926 – 8 August 2009
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Natinality
Polish
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Style
Avant-garde, abstraction, metaphysical symbolism
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Significant works
Series of canvases depicting objects as metaphysical signs, social and avant-garde posters including ‘Bumelant’
Information about the work
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Year:
1991
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Execution technique:
oil on canvas
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Theme:
abstraction, symbolism, metaphysics, rhythm and dynamics, contemporary painting
Internal Narrative and Creative Framework
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Inner Narrative
The painting depicts monotonous sequences of signs and forms where irregularities introduce a new rhythm and dynamics, emphasizing the dualism between program and chance in the creative process. The painting reveals the hidden order of reality.
The key to interpreting the work
Interpretation should take into account the symbolic and abstract character of the forms, highlight the rhythmic and dramatic elements of the painting, as well as its references to metaphysics and the micro- and macrocosm.Auction information
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Estimated price:
150 000 - 200 000 zł
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Auction price:
155 000 zł
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