Index:
Architecture of selected works
- Quantum World Order: Roof
- Fourth Space - Outer Perspective: Pillars
- Art for a Better Ontology: Floor
- Fourth Space Meditation Centre: Entrance
- The Agprognostic Temple: Courtyard
European Abstractionism
Roof: 2024 - ongoing
Quantum Field Emergence
oil on canvas, 200x140cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 200x140cm, 2024
Interference Mind-Space
200x140cm, 2024
200x140cm, 2024
Morphic Duality
oil on canvas, 200x140cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 200x140cm, 2024
Awakened Space
oil on canvas. 70x50cm, 2024
oil on canvas. 70x50cm, 2024
Inner World in Worlds
oil on canvas, 70x50cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 70x50cm, 2024
Other
oil on canvas, 70x50cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 70x50cm, 2024
Superpositioning-Being Beyond Being
oil on canvas, 98x70cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 98x70cm, 2024
Quantum Light Field
oil on canvas, 120x80cm, 2024
oil on canvas, 120x80cm, 2024
Between Being
oil on canvas 35x25cm, 2024
oil on canvas 35x25cm, 2024
European Abstractionism, a term coined by the artist to express the folding of two transformative movements of our time: the humanism of the Renaissance and the abstraction of modernism.
From the Renaissance, it takes the concept of imprimatura—the "first paint" that forms the foundational ground of painting—symbolising the grounding of humanism: reasoning, unity, empathy, illuminosity.
From modernism, it ultilises abstraction as the "freedom of not-being," reflecting openness, fluidity and indeterminism.
By folding these two foundational elements together, European Abstractionism represents the advance of real humanism and real freedom of being: essential components for envisioning the future of a better world.