Logically illogical

Ink and oil on canvas.

36x46x1"

The painting is born in a recognizable way: the fan. Not as a closed symbol, but as a starting point.

The image appropriates functional lines, but forces them, twists them.
What was designed becomes a field of interference.

The linear path of the object is deviated:

The useful becomes a gesture;

The everyday, latent structure. The recognizable remains, but without obedience.

As Merleau-Ponty said: "to perceive is to question what has already been given, and transform it."