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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Cardboard
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
Picture from the series "Speed of time", a discussion on the topic of speed of information in our time, information overload and transience.
Interference is a theory about human memory. This feature of our perception is manifested when there is an interaction between new material and existing memories, which leads to poor perception of new material.
Visual perception: there is an intuitive response from the cold side of the color spectrum of light… interference, from black and dark blue to green-blue and sea wave color.
The work is fully decorated:
- thin metal frame (you can choose: matte silver, matte gold, matte black)
- white Passepartout
- the backdrop of the picture
- fasteners for hanging
Full pictures size: 50x50 cm
Size of the drawn part: 25X25
Material: acryl/canvas/metall frame
Interference is a theory about human memory. This feature of our perception is manifested when there is an interaction between new material and existing memories, which leads to poor perception of new material.
Visual perception: there is an intuitive response from the cold side of the color spectrum of light… interference, from black and dark blue to green-blue and sea wave color.
The work is fully decorated:
- thin metal frame (you can choose: matte silver, matte gold, matte black)
- white Passepartout
- the backdrop of the picture
- fasteners for hanging
Full pictures size: 50x50 cm
Size of the drawn part: 25X25
Material: acryl/canvas/metall frame
Elena Troyanskaya
Russia
Credentials
- Works on commission
« I describe myself as an abstract and contemporary artist. In my works, I give people a hint of an idea, but leave a large field for their own impressions, feelings, and solutions. »
Elena Troyanskaya is an artist based in Russia whose paintings have been exhibited both nationally and in the United States. As an admirer of modernity, as well as modern techniques and technologies in art, her works have recently turned their focus from the city towards nature. Troyanskaya's current contemporary abstractions explore themes related to the natural landscape. She creates using oils and acrylics in many layers on wood, linen, canvas, or cardboard.