The painting “Ob.CCCLIX” from 1976 is a work by Stefan Gierowski executed in oil on canvas measuring 110×110 cm. The work exemplifies the artist’s exploration of autonomous abstraction, where line, color, light, and space play a dominant role. The painting is characterized by a rigorous division of the canvas and dynamism introduced by strong contrast of color patches. White, used as an element of light, serves as a carrier of spiritual values, connecting material and spiritual elements in the painterly matter.
Stefan Gierowski
21 May 1925 - 14 August 2022
Polish
Abstract, colorism, informel, unism, post-constructivism
Series of numbered paintings titled ‘Obrazy’, significant influence on modern Polish abstract painting
1976
oil, canvas
abstraction, line, color, light, space, energy, rhythm
The painting examines the properties of line as a symbol of spatial division and light as a key spiritual carrier. The composition combines elements of matter and symbolism, creating a multilayered visual expression.
When interpreting the work, attention should be paid to the interaction of lines and colors, their rhythm and contrast, as well as the role of light as a factor determining the space and spirituality of the painting.
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