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This untitled diptych is the work of Tiberiy Szilvashi. It's characterized by its somber palette and heavily textured surface, achieved through thick applications of oil paint. A dark, expansive field dominates the composition, evoking a sense of depth and atmospheric density. The composition explores a duality, visually split between two panels, yet unified by a horizon line where the dark expanse meets lower registers of gestural marks. The textured brushstrokes here are not just about applying paint; they seem to activate the surface, creating areas of light and shadow. These gestures appear as signs, suggesting the artist is engaged in a dialogue between the material and the idea, exploring the boundaries of perception and representation. The diptych challenges our understanding of space. By juxtaposing two panels that are both separate and connected, Szilvashi invites a deeper consideration of how we perceive the world. The artwork's ability to destabilize fixed meanings places it within a larger discourse about art’s capacity to provoke thought and question established norms.