Scalar vector, 2021

Voichenko Sergiy  

Voich36

 "Scalar Vector" is an abstract oil painting that evokes a sense of controlled chaos, where organic forms and geometric abstraction converge. Dominated by a warm palette of oranges, reds, and yellows, interjected with cool blues and greys, the composition is a fiery dance of color and shape that demands attention. At the heart of the canvas is an image reminiscent of a fish, possibly a lionfish, suggested by the striped patterning and fan-like fins that seem to extend outward in all directions. This central figure serves as an anchor from which the rest of the composition seems to emanate. It is depicted not as a literal representation but as a fragmented vision, as if seen through a kaleidoscope or reflecting through facets of glass. Around the fish, the shapes and forms appear to be in motion, swirling in a dynamic current that mimics underwater movement. Circles and curves intersect with sharp lines and angles, creating a sense of depth and space. The use of circular forms may be interpreted as bubbles or ripples in the water, adding to the aquatic theme, while the angular lines could represent the scalar vectors of force or direction, giving the painting its title. The juxtaposition of organic imagery with abstract elements creates a tension between the natural world and the mathematical precision of geometry. This could be seen as a metaphor for the complexity of natural systems, which can be both chaotic and ordered at the same time. Despite the abstract nature of the work, there is a harmonious balance in the chaos, with the colors and shapes arranged in a way that is aesthetically pleasing and thought-provoking. "Scalar Vector" captures the viewer's imagination, inviting interpretations that range from the aquatic to the cosmic, a testament to the versatility and evocative power of abstract art.