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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
“Synchronising” is inspired by Michael Nyman’s composition from Water Dances, translating the rhythmic layering of sound into a visual interplay of color and movement. The painting pulses with deep burgundy, crimson, and orange tones that seem to flow and collide across a serene blue ground, echoing the tension between structure and improvisation present in Nyman’s music. Elongated, thread-like gestures connect fragmented forms, suggesting moments… of harmony and dissonance held in delicate balance. Much like the music, the work captures a sense of perpetual motion—an unfolding dialogue where independent voices align, diverge, and reunite in a continuous act of synchronisation.
Weronika Dyląg, a painter and photographer with roots in plein air and classical art, plunges into the world of acrylics. Her technique, air-spread fluid paint without preliminary sketches, encapsulates spontaneity and a raw, emotive aesthetic. Her art exudes a vibrant celebration of positive emotion, a testament to the healing power of joyful color.