Red, orange and yellow gather on the left side of “Where Tomorrow Begins” by Sergei Inkatov. From here, pale strokes move diagonally through the composition towards an open area of cream, pink and mint on the right. Turquoise and deep blue accents introduce cool contrasts among the warm colours and grey-violet curves.
The painting’s surface features broad brushstrokes with distinct grooves, broken impressions of colour and fine, intersecting lines. Near the centre, angular, almost rectangular fields meet more fluid movements. These concentrated marks give this area a different rhythm from the large, pale strokes along the right edge.
The title may invite the viewer to read the transition from the intense left side to the lighter passages as an opening towards something new. The subject remains abstract, yet the shifting colours create a sense of direction and space. The horizontal 80 × 60 cm format allows movement between densely worked details and more open fields.
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Where Tomorrow Begins (80x60cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Sergei Inkatov.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
Red, orange and yellow gather on the left side of “Where Tomorrow Begins” by Sergei Inkatov. From here, pale strokes move diagonally through the composition towards an open area of cream, pink and mint on the right. Turquoise and deep blue accents introduce cool contrasts among the warm colours and grey-violet curves.
The painting’s surface features broad brushstrokes with distinct grooves, broken impressions of colour and fine, intersecting lines. Near the centre, angular, almost rectangular fields meet more fluid movements. These concentrated marks give this area a different rhythm from the large, pale strokes along the right edge.
The title may invite the viewer to read the transition from the intense left side to the lighter passages as an opening towards something new. The subject remains abstract, yet the shifting colours create a sense of direction and space. The horizontal 80 × 60 cm format allows movement between densely worked details and more open fields.
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