Yellow leather coat - The absence of form between memory, colour and dissolution by AidasignArt

About "Yellow leather coat - The absence of form between memory, colour and dissolution"

by AidasignArt

About the artwork

In this expressive work, the quiet presence of a yellow leather coat unfolds - a relic of bygone times that is revitalised here with painterly intensity. The coat, depicted in the style of a worn vintage piece, seems to envelop an invisible figure: The sleeves are tucked deep into the side pockets, as if someone were lingering inside - and yet the person themselves remains perceptible only as a suggestion. This interplay between absence and presence lends the object an almost human aura, an echo of lived stories that seem to be inscribed in the leather.

At the lower edge of the picture, the material begins to flow - yellow noses of colour detach the coat from its form, as if it were slowly dissolving into pure colour. The background supports this dissolution with a powerful composition of yellow, black and light shades of white, which form an exciting web of colour in the upper part of the picture. In the lower third, the space opens up and the light, almost raw ground of the canvas emerges, interspersed with isolated splotches and colour noses that ground the picture and at the same time make its creation visible.

The leather coat thus becomes a symbol of transience and memory - an image of existence that unfolds between matter and dissolution, between presence and emptiness.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.