Maryan Besaga

Spring Rhythms explores rhythm, movement, and inner structure through the interplay of gesture, colour, and recurring linear motifs. Layers of curved lines form trajectories that intersect, continue, and dissolve within the pictorial field, creating a sense of continuous movement.

Vibrant reds and warm pink tones form the energetic foundation of the composition, while lighter, green, and dark accents disrupt its uniformity and introduce an inner tension. Translucent layers overlap, giving the surface depth and vibration and allowing it to shift depending on the viewer’s distance.

The work does not depict a specific form or space. What interests me more is a state of energy — a moment when gesture becomes rhythm, rhythm generates structure, and structure transforms back into movement. Within this process, control and spontaneity, order and freedom coexist.

This principle also resonates with my work for MARBELI, where line, rhythm, material, and the movement of the human body become elements of form-making. In this sense, painting and design exist for me not as separate practices, but as different ways of exploring form, movement, and energy.