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In this year 2014, the artist Ruekmon is on the cover of our magazine, as he presents a series of works, in a style, which is called “Cyclical Painting“. Ruekmon began his career with purely abstract art, then he continued with an abstract style but mixing it with figurative art and as a result of his evolution, he presents us with a new line of work, based on geometric elements, where spirals predominate.
With Cyclic Painting what you are looking for is a completely new and above all original means of expression. Using bright and pure colors in each place. Ruekmon tells us that “The drawing is what gives the composition and the color gives the sensation”.
Therefore, Cyclic Painting does not seek to reproduce a landscape or a portrait literally, but the passion and life that they produce.
Therefore, Cyclic Painting does not seek to reproduce a landscape or a portrait literally, but the passion and life that they produce.
That is the goal of this style, expressing movement and life. The sensation of movement of a person is however very complicated and each person perceives emotions differently. That is why each work of art is unique and speaks to each one in context.
With this style, a way has been found to make color transcend composition in a way never seen before.
Another noteworthy feature is that this style has found a way to divide the object into many parts, which individually do not make any sense, but together, they make up a beautiful composition, which gives global meaning to the represented element.
The drawing is sharp, direct, and without too many details but it is the contrast of colors that shapes the composition and what in the background speaks to the viewer. In addition, with the continuous spirals, the figures showed great dynamism. Undoubtedly, this style will give much to talk about in the future as the artist Ruekmon continues to create quality works, following this same line.
