Maryan Besaga

Winter Rhythms is built through a layered interplay of colour, line, and fragmented forms. A cool palette of blues, violets, and muted pinks, interrupted by contrasting black accents, creates a space in which the landscape gradually loses its figurative character and transforms into a rhythmic field.

Recurring arcs, lines, and directional movements evoke a sense of waves, currents, and inner pulsation. Individual forms emerge and dissolve within the layered structure, leaving only traces of a tangible space. Here, the atmosphere of winter is conveyed not through a specific motif, but through colour, rhythm, light, and a sense of spatial depth.

Winter Rhythms became the second of my artworks to be transformed into a textile print for silk scarves created for MARBELI. In adapting the composition to fabric, it was important to preserve its movement, depth, and distinctive cool tonality. Through this new material, the image takes on another life, continuously changing with the movement of the fabric and the human body.

In this way, the painting extends beyond the boundaries of its original surface and enters everyday space. The silk scarf becomes not merely an accessory, but a continuation of the artwork itself, further developing the dialogue between my artistic practice and the design language of MARBELI.