Acrylic and linen

Acrylic on linen 40cm -30cm.In this work, movement and emotion condense into a vibrating field of color and structure. The strong yellows, the breaking red, the deep blue and the translucent green meet not as opposites, but as voices of an inner choir. The texture – raw, layered, almost eruptive – denies any smooth readability and instead invites resonance. There is no center, no figure, no story—only the echo of a sensation that cannot be named. Perhaps it is precisely this openness that makes the image a place: a place for memory, for departure, for what lies between the layers.

Kyiv Lau Marco

Acrylic on linen K(230x100cm).Between light and flight – a moment of inklingA white spot, almost floating, almost fleeting – like a dove that was not painted, but remembered. Around him: a vibrating room of red, yellow, green and blue, permeated by black. The colors are not ordered, but stirred up, as if a city were losing its contours in the sunset. The picture shows nothing and yet tells everything: of departure, of longing, of a light that does not warm, but calls. Painting as a state – between heaven and street, between memory and possibility.

Acrylic on linen 65cm-54cm-1.5cm.An eruptive color fabric, raw and immediate: red dominates, crowds over green, yellow, blue and violet – as if it wanted to hide something and at the same time reveal. The surface is wild, layered, full of traces of movement and resistance. Nothing is smoothed, everything remains open – an image that does not calm down, but continues to work, even after the last stroke of the brush.The composition acts as an inner outcry, a moment of discharge, in which color becomes the language. The texture carries the history of the material: thick layers of acrylic, blurred transitions, traces of pressure and gesture. It is a work that does not depict, but bears witness – a state between chaos and clarity, between vulnerability and strength.