AROUND THE OBJECT
The world is a vessel of objects. Among them are objects of art that do not need to prove their existence by the logic of justification. These strange objects, such as works and objects of art, sometimes man-made, sometimes natural or mechanical, are located in a certain order and produce intricate connections through which images penetrate into reality. But where are these images born? Does an artist create them? Around the object or in the work itself? In the spectator?
What if they are the works of non-objective art, only painting, but not traditional, and painting-object in the “expanded field” of perception – painting-object as an open structure. What arises in the space around them?