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Title: 45RT (2025)
Artist: Badasar Calbiyik
Material: Solid concrete, lacquer, stainless steel frame
Technique: Multi-layered concrete structure with a 2D surface
Dimensions: 50 × 50 cm x 4 cm
Year of Creation: 2025
Framing: Lacquered stainless steel frame (integrated)
Place of Creation: Germany
Uniqueness: One-of-a-kind
This artwork features a geometric, abstract composition rendered on a concrete surface. Dynamic diagonal lines in black, blue,… yellow, and off-white intersect across the square, creating a striking rhythm of shapes and angles. Some sections are solid in color, while others include fine dot patterns, adding visual texture and depth.
The color palette—cool blues, vibrant yellows, and neutral tones—creates a vivid contrast against the raw, industrial feel of the concrete. The slim steel frame around the artwork enhances this industrial aesthetic, while the broader 80 x 80 cm wooden outer frame lends the piece a refined, gallery-ready presentation.
My art springs from a way of perceiving that doesn't dissolve into clear lines or closed forms, but lives in fragments. I don't see the world as a whole, but as a structure made up of individual parts – a composition of lines, points, planes, and the spaces in between. It is these seemingly isolated components that condense into a larger image in my work. Mentally, I move between space and time, capturing fragments, fleeting moments, and visual impulses. These fragments initially stand alone, almost independent of one another, and only find each other through a conscious arrangement. In this way, a new order emerges – not a mere depiction of reality, but an interpretation of how I experience it. What arises is not a closed narrative, but an invitation. A system that invites the viewer to make their own connections and find their own meanings. BADASAR