Delving into Recomposition No. 20: An Abstract Interpretation of the Oculus Landmark.
Delve into the Nuanced Layers of Recomposition No. 20: An Engaging Digital Artwork.
Delving into Recomposition No. 20: An Abstract Interpretation of the Oculus Landmark.
Delve into the Nuanced Layers of Recomposition No. 20: An Engaging Digital Artwork.

Recomposition No. 20 | 2024

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Recomposition Number 20 is a striking digital artwork that embodies modernity and innovation. It combines geometric shapes and vibrant colors, drawing inspiration from Cubism and Futurism. The Freedom Plaza and a photograph of the Oculus are central to the composition, symbolizing architectural brilliance and dynamic energy. The Cubist influence is seen in its fragmented forms and multiple perspectives, echoing Pablo Picasso's works. At the same time, Futurist elements inspired by Umberto Boccioni add a sense of motion and technological advancement.

This piece invites viewers to explore themes of movement, freedom, and the interplay between order and chaos, making it a beauty in contemporary digital art.

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Recomposition Number 20 is a striking digital artwork that embodies modernity and innovation. It combines geometric shapes and vibrant colors, drawing inspiration from Cubism and Futurism. The Freedom Plaza and a photograph of the Oculus are central to the composition, symbolizing architectural brilliance and dynamic energy. The Cubist influence is seen in its fragmented forms and multiple perspectives, echoing Pablo Picasso's works. At the same time, Futurist elements inspired by Umberto Boccioni add a sense of motion and technological advancement.

This piece invites viewers to explore themes of movement, freedom, and the interplay between order and chaos, making it a beauty in contemporary digital art.

Additionally, the piece resonates with the works of contemporary digital artists, a community I am proud to be a part of. These artists blend architecture and abstraction, creating a dialogue between the built environment and artistic expression. Through this artwork, I invite viewers to reflect on the interplay between structure and freedom, order and chaos, in our ever-evolving world.

The piece is printed on archival pigment paper, Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper, and is available in two sizes: Print Only and Framed with a beautiful black wood frame—in editions of six.