White horizon (after Jean-François Millet: L’Angélus)

Tornike Robakidze

White horizon (after Jean-François Millet: L’Angélus), 202452 x 69cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGallery

oil on canvasLo Brutto Stahl

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract landscape painting features a mesmerizing blend of dark, earthy tones and dynamic brush strokes that evoke a sense of movement and turbulence. The composition is dominated by sweeping, textured brushwork in shades of olive, charcoal, and gold, creating a moody and atmospheric scene. The overall style is expressive and gestural, with the artist's application of paint conveying a sense of energy and fluidity. While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the work elicits a contemplative and emotive response, inviting the viewer to explore the depths of the artist's creative vision. ...

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Artist

Tornike Robakidze

B.1995, Georgian

Tornike Robakidze applies his particular quotidian concern for the experience of life caught between dreaming and reality. He borrows signs and symbols from these states of being in order to capture the familiar and leverage it to his own end. Robaqidze thus slinks around in the shadows, capturing stills from life and filtering them onto the picture plane. He privileges color to color without the foundation of outlines, invoking his own penchant for nebulousness. Like the vacillation of saloon doors, his compositions swing back and forth between concrete semiotics and ambiguous interpretations. (text by Reilly Davidson) ...