Rudi Ninov

Untitled (paper notes, twice folded for good wishes), 2022150 x 112cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGallery

acrylic on canvasGinsberg

Description

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This contemporary artwork presents a visually striking composition of abstract shapes and forms. The color palette consists of muted tones of blue, orange, green, and brown, creating a harmonious and balanced arrangement. The use of geometric shapes, including curved and angular forms, adds a sense of dynamism and interplay to the overall design. The artist has skillfully juxtaposed these elements to create a captivating visual experience that invites the viewer to contemplate the interplay of shapes, colors, and their potential symbolic meanings. The work seems to explore themes of interconnectedness, balance, and the interplay of different elements, with the artist's intention likely rooted in a deeper exploration of the human experience and the complexity of our relationships. ...

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Artist

Rudi Ninov

B.1992

Rudi Ninov works with drawing, sculpture and painting, often bringing these media together within a series of works. His practice balances a sense of spontaneity with a more precise, reasoned character. His paintings for example, host decided color planes and geometric line work, whilst more organic, gestural forms also surface in the frame. Outlines traced onto canvas might be emulated in ceramic, stretched into new dimensions or doused in a new color palette. This shapeshifting methodology is playful in tone, while a process-based exploration reflects Ninov’s deep interest with formal composition and abstraction within art history. References to music, collected objects, comic strip graphics, poetry and early animation films merge with Ninov’s art historical interests, to generate a body of work which is both conceptually and personally driven. ...