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Untitled
Untitled is an abstract composition characterized by an intense, rhythmic arrangement of stripes and spots in vertical or horizontal layouts, typical of Tarasewicz's work. The piece depicts no figures or concrete forms but expresses emotional vibration and a deep connection to nature and the experience of place. Color and rhythm create a hypnotic whole that engages the viewer on both perceptual and spiritual levels.
Portrait of the Creator
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Artist
Leon Tarasewicz
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Date of birth and death
1957 - alive
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Natinality
Poland, Belarusian descent (born in Zambrów, Poland)
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Style
Abstraction, expressive painting, coloristic compositions. His works are often intensely colorful, with a strong emphasis on texture and rhythm.
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Significant works
Characteristic large-format abstractions shown at many international exhibitions, including works presented at the Venice Biennale, as well as collections in the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and other institutions.
Information about the work
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Year:
1988
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Execution technique:
oil on canvas
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Location:
Warsaw, private collection
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Theme:
The theme is an abstract experience of color and space reflecting the relationship between humans, nature, and place. The work is not a depiction but an intense emotional expression emphasizing the spiritual dimension of painting.
Internal Narrative and Creative Framework
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Inner Narrative
The painting invites immersion in the rhythm and energy of color, resonating with nature and the artist's local identity. It is a meditation on space and light that transcends the materiality of the canvas, offering the viewer an emotional and spiritual experience.
The key to interpreting the work
When interpreting, focus on the perception of color, rhythm, and recurring motifs that create an almost mantra-like character. The painting should be understood as a space where color and form become carriers of emotion and identity. The work encourages reflection on the relationship between humans, nature, and place, as well as the possibility of experiencing art as a full, physical experience beyond traditional painting boundaries.See other works by this artist
