By ANNA KSAMIT
Cycle: Confluence 10
Year of creation: 2020
Dimensions: 100cm x 70cm x 0,5cm
Technique: oil paints, acrylic paints, metallic paints, varnishes
Substrate: hard HDF wood panel, primed
Style: expressionism, abstraction, gesture painting
Description: freehand technique, unframed painting, signed and described on the reverse side
A tangle of lines, intricate forms, knots and contrasts, intensely vivid colors, contrasted with shiny spots and lines of metallic paint reflecting light. This is how Anna Ksamit describes confluence in her abstract paintings. Skillfully chosen means and symbolism describe the abstract subject of human relations.
In psychology, confluence is the inability to define the boundaries of oneself in relationship with other people. It manifests itself independence on another person, Anna Ksamit addresses non-obvious, general issues in her works. One of the most important is the pursuit of unattainable inner harmony. The painter is fascinated by the inner life of people, and tries to make her paintings reflect this. These are not figurative compositions, portraits or still lifes. Her gesture painting is a study of feelings and a mechanism to get to know the world better.
