Highway of the unconscious 60km
Acrylic, Wood
24x24x2in
$2,570
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Nazar Symotiuk
Ukraine
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Artist highlights
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 72.4in, Height: 37.8in, Depth: 2in
About this artwork
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"Highways of the unconscious" play the role of analytical therapy, which allows you to look into the depths of human understanding, to harmonize hidden information, becoming a key link in the formation of individual integrity. The wooden panels of this series represent perceptual meanings that have not crossed the threshold of perception of consciousness and therefore remained unconscious. "Unconscious"… in the creative series of Nazar Symotiuk is a reflection of the potential form of everything that is hidden.
Hans Dickmann, a post-Jungian analyst, said, "The unconscious is one step ahead of consciousness, helping it to overcome its fear of change."
Due to the unconscious elaboration of the problems set by the creator, the viewer is able to gradually change the picture of the world. The author clearly represents the limitations of human perception, emphasizing the potential of what is hidden within.
"Highways of the unconscious" play the role of analytical therapy, which allows you to look into the depths of human understanding, to harmonize hidden information, becoming a key link in the formation of individual integrity. The wooden panels of this series represent perceptual meanings that have not crossed the threshold of perception of consciousness and therefore remained unconscious. "Unconscious"… in the creative series of Nazar Symotiuk is a reflection of the potential form of everything that is hidden.
Hans Dickmann, a post-Jungian analyst, said, "The unconscious is one step ahead of consciousness, helping it to overcome its fear of change."
Due to the unconscious elaboration of the problems set by the creator, the viewer is able to gradually change the picture of the world. The author clearly represents the limitations of human perception, emphasizing the potential of what is hidden within.
Nazar Symotiuk
Ukraine
Credentials
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« If you do something honestly and with the highest quality, the result will come sooner or later. »
Nazar Symotiuk is a Ukrainian sculptor whose focus on Op-art has opened up a wide variety of artistic concepts. When creating his voluminous compositions, he combines the minimalism of simple geometric shapes and color contrast to enhance the emotional perception of the viewer. Symotiuk's contemporary pieces are made using wood and acrylics. New perspectives of his compositions can be found from varying angles, as if searching for the secret that lies within.
Nazar Symotiuk
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