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In this issue, we introduce the artist Ruekmon, who is gradually making a niche for himself in the world of contemporary art, thanks to his particular style. We are talking about Cyclic Painting.
This style offers fresh air to an artistic panorama that is quite stagnant in terms of new ideas within contemporary art. So far, we have not stopped seeing abstract art that does not provoke anything new in the viewer; but Cyclic Painting breaks that monotony by offering a mixture of a good dose of originality, refinement in the drawing, and depth in the color palette used.
With this style, beauty resides in the simplicity of forms, supported by the use of the spiral and the chromatic variety, stripping the represented figures of all formalism. The aim is to enhance the different emotions that appear in the viewer, without worrying about a concise and detailed reality.
The psychological and expressive force is reflected through the strong and pure colors, the different twisted shapes, and the aggressive composition. There is no academic concern with light, nor with perspective, which is intentionally altered.
Cyclic Painting is influenced by symbolism, understood as the search in which the artist tries to tell his story through the forms and objects represented, capturing feelings, states of the soul, subjective fears, fantasies, and dreams.
The technique used is refined, clean, and concise. This endows the works with a beauty that outshines the viewer, provoking curiosity and admiration for the effects of the drawing made with great skill and precision.
For all this, we highlight this great artist as a reference that will be talked about a lot in the near future.
