Abstract painting

Watercolour and acrylic paint on paper, 30cm*42cm, 2018

   This painting is a result of researching means of expressing energy through painting as well as a problem of transcription of an idea from one technique to another. I first
sketched the concept of this painting, but after many trials the final outcome proved completely different - this helped me realise how different painting from drawing is - in drawing issues like space, form, boundary or light seem to be simplified in comparison to painting where one can use not only intensity of a colour, but also its hue, texture of a brush and thickness of paint.

Initial sketch







Experiments with acrylic paints and watercolour


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