Game of Meanings 1

Size: 50 × 110 cm

Acrylic, linen canvas, gallery stretcher, mixed media, protective matte varnish

Year of creation: 2026

Sold in Turkey

The painting is executed using a multi-layer technique, which gives the surface a distinct relief and a strong sense of material presence.

Texture plays a significant role in the work. As light moves across the surface, it creates a subtle play of highlights and shadows, changing the perception of the painting depending on the viewer's position and the surrounding lighting.

The color palette is built around deep emerald, jade and turquoise hues intertwined with flashes of gold and bright green accents. This combination evokes a feeling of inner glow and is reminiscent of natural formations - flowing water, mineral structures or dense vegetation. In this work, color acts not only as a visual element, but also as a carrier of emotional atmosphere and energy.

The composition unfolds according to a spiral movement. The viewer's gaze is gradually drawn to the central area of the canvas, where lines and brushstrokes create a sense of rotation and the emergence of new forms. The spiral symbolizes development and transformation, lending the work both dynamism and depth.

The title “The Game of Meanings” reflects the very nature of the perception of the picture. The work does not present a single fixed image and remains open to interpretation. In the texture and color transitions, the viewer can see various associations - natural landscapes, minerals, waves or abstract flows of energy.

Thanks to its multi-layered structure and depth, the painting invites contemplation and personal dialogue, allowing each viewer to discover their own meanings and inner states in the work.

Painting details and process