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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
31.5x27.6in
About this artwork
“Song of Guitar” grows out of my ongoing fascination with the human body in motion—especially those moments when a person is completely absorbed in what they’re doing. Here, the musician isn’t a specific individual; he’s almost an anonymous figure broken into planes, angles, and curves. I want the viewer to feel that the guitar and the body are fused into one instrument.
The geometric forms and shifting planes are my way of translating sound into… space. The diagonals and overlaps suggest rhythm, beat, and vibration. Instead of painting the music literally, I try to paint the pressure of fingers on strings, the leaning of the torso, the tension in the shoulders—all the small physical forces that build up when someone is deeply focused.
My palette here is intentionally limited but strong: yellows, blues, and blacks. The yellow carries warmth and presence, like stage light or late afternoon sun. The blues balance that warmth with introspection and a quieter emotional tone, while the
Srdjan Stanojkovic is a Serbian painter and sculptor whose self-directed practice spans drawing, oil and acrylic painting, and bas-relief, shaped by European exhibitions and daily studio immersion. His approach blends figurative abstraction with geometric, sculptural techniques—fragmenting the human body into rhythmic planes, layering painting with scraping, carving, and relief. His art radiates charged stillness, inviting viewers to feel the electric, unspoken tension and intimacy that lingers in the space between bodies.