Maryan Besaga

What we have lived through leaves a trace not only in memory — it transforms the very inner structure of a person. At the centre of the painting, a form emerges that simultaneously evokes a body, a spine, a riverbed, or an unknown organic system.

Lines, fragments of colour, and concentrations of painterly matter pass through it — like remnants of events, emotions, and images that have been absorbed and experienced from within. External reality is no longer separate from the inner world: it has become part of it.

The almost monochromatic space surrounding the central form creates a sense of exposure and stillness. At the same time, blue, golden, violet, and orange impulses suggest the continuation of an inner movement.