Coha

The works of artists Angie Cornejo Llosa and Klaus Rune question us about the place of human beings in the world, about the relativity of time passing or about the perspectives of exploring space. All the mastery of the artists lies in giving rise to intense reflections around their minimalist canvases. The brushstrokes focus on generous surfaces, which rule over the canvas. In the center of the artworks, circles emerge. The artists play with contrasts and textures, creating a tension between emptiness and density, vibrancy and clarity. Exploring the entire chromatic palette of the rainbow, the artists have become masters in the art of creating contrasts around an omnipresent detail: the circle! A circle can be a symbol of unity, of the cycle of life or even of perpetual movement. Both static and in movement, it shows two sides of the same coin in many ways. What you see is what you get: A circle is both homogeneous and perfectly finished. All the same, a circle encloses the invisible, the void and, buried deep within it, an invisible path through the abyss. The notion of time is also pivotal inside the circle, where time stops as we plunge into abstraction, as into a protective dream.