20.09.16 2016

Andrzej Nowacki created "20.09.16", sometime around 2016, and it is composed of rhythmic lines of color stretching across a rectangular canvas. I imagine Nowacki, brush in hand, methodically building up these vertical bands, lost in the quiet repetition. The optical buzz between the black, white, and olive green stripes creates an intriguing visual phenomenon. I'm so curious about that particular shade of green, almost like a muted chartreuse, holding its own amidst the stark contrasts. It feels like he’s exploring how colors vibrate against each other, making our eyes dance and question what we’re seeing. This piece reminds me of the systematic work of artists like Bridget Riley, who also experimented with perception and pattern. It's like they're all asking: How can we use simple elements to create complex visual experiences and question reality itself? There is something deeply satisfying about the artist's commitment to a clear, if mind-bending, process. The work invites us to find beauty in precision and rhythm, and that's a conversation worth having.