Whispers of Imagination

Another abstract

Since I was a child, I was most fascinated by this type of art.

In my family home we had several paintings by Jerzy Plucha that were abstractions. When I looked at them, I saw different things, but when I turned them over, they took on a completely different shape and something else was created in my imagination. Sometimes a butterfly appeared, other times a city in the rain, a tree, a group of people, etc.

The holidays spent in his home, where he had his studio, were magical, and the attic with his works was a treasure trove of untamed imagination.

Until recently, I only dreamed about buying such abstractions, hanging them on the walls and imagining what was happening on them.

Today I not only hang them, but I create them myself, which I still can't believe.

This abstract was created on a primed canvas, painted with acrylic, closed with a painted half-centimeter frame, 30 x 40 cm, when it is completely dry, I will cover it with varnish. The painting is signed on the back so as not to impose on anyone how it should hang