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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Plaster on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x55.1in
About this artwork
"Code Without a Target" is a visual grid, an ordered chaos of lines, layers, and traces. Like frozen data caught in an endless loop. The image is crisscrossed by fine grids, superimposed structures, and scratched surfaces, like the echo of a digital system that has lost its own logic.
"Code Without a Target" seems like an attempt to communicate, but without a recipient. It evokes a sense of disorientation amidst systems that once stood for order.…
You can feel both control and its disintegration.
A grid without a center. A language without meaning.
The work is thoughtful, quiet, almost technical, and precisely for that reason deeply human.
It invites you to search without having to find.
"Code Without a Target" seems like an attempt to communicate, but without a recipient. It evokes a sense of disorientation amidst systems that once stood for order.…
You can feel both control and its disintegration.
A grid without a center. A language without meaning.
The work is thoughtful, quiet, almost technical, and precisely for that reason deeply human.
It invites you to search without having to find.
Sergej Rylov
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
My path to art was never straightforward; I've tried many creative careers, from web to print design. But drawing has accompanied me throughout my life. From an early age, I felt the urge to create something new and unusual, and I find that I'm best able to do so through abstract art.
I participated in my first exhibitions while still at school and received several awards. Throughout my life, my style and themes evolved, always in harmony with my inner state and lifestyle.
Today, I live in Vienna and continue to explore a wide variety of techniques and forms of expression. My style has often undergone fundamental changes, but the search for uniqueness remains constant.
I hope that you will find your own “foggy cosmos” of interpretation in my pictures.
I participated in my first exhibitions while still at school and received several awards. Throughout my life, my style and themes evolved, always in harmony with my inner state and lifestyle.
Today, I live in Vienna and continue to explore a wide variety of techniques and forms of expression. My style has often undergone fundamental changes, but the search for uniqueness remains constant.
I hope that you will find your own “foggy cosmos” of interpretation in my pictures.