„Fractured Genesis”         

„Fractured Genesis” is a painterly work realized in the spirit of Fracturism, in which classical forms merge with deliberate ruptures, chromatic distortions, and visual fragments inspired by digital aesthetics. In the center of the composition, the human figure becomes a symbol of split identity, caught in a continuous process of disintegration and reconstruction.

The warm, earthy tones are pierced by neon accents, created to amplify the tension between the organic and the artificial, between the pictorial past and the technological present. Painted surfaces alternate between near-Renaissance details and 'fractured' areas: pictorial glitches, fragmented lines, superimposed layers, and broken geometries that reveal the fragility of contemporary perception.

Subtle elements – broken mirrors, shadows of memory, traces of code, and faded symbols – function as reference points for the central themes of Fracturism: the erosion of identity, the overwriting of reality, and the aesthetics of imperfection.

The work does not seek to heal the rupture, but to make it visible. 'Fractured Genesis' is a visual testimony to the modern individual: broken, oversaturated, yet profoundly authentic in their own disorder.