Abstract Compositions
This section is dedicated to the abstract art practice. The author was following the process so that the colours could play their own role, 'participating' in creation of an artwork, so that final mixing of colours was happening directly on the surface and could not be totally predictable.
Watercolours presented in this series were performed quickly mainly for the reason that water on paper is drying very fast and otherwise it would have been impossible to capture the fluidity and the natural penetration of colours one into another. The areas of white paper which left uncovered by the colours create the sense of rapidness, and in some cases allow to increase emphasise on peace, harmony and tranquility of the final images.
Watercolours presented in this series were performed quickly mainly for the reason that water on paper is drying very fast and otherwise it would have been impossible to capture the fluidity and the natural penetration of colours one into another. The areas of white paper which left uncovered by the colours create the sense of rapidness, and in some cases allow to increase emphasise on peace, harmony and tranquility of the final images.
