Numerical Affection 1 1982

Oleksandr Aksinin created "Numerical Affection 1" with watercolors and ink on paper. I can just imagine Aksinin bent over this piece, maybe at a small desk, carefully layering those shades of red and green. The way the colors shift and blend, it's like he's mapping out a feeling as much as a landscape. Those little squares almost feel like thoughts interrupting the flow. There's a kind of playful precision here that reminds me of Klee, but with a more intense, almost obsessive focus. The inscription surrounding the artwork makes me think of a personal diary, as if the numbers and colors hold some secret code or personal significance. What strikes me most is how Aksinin turns something as simple as watercolor into this intricate world. It’s like he's inviting us to decipher not just the image, but also the internal logic that drove him. That's the thing about painting; it’s a conversation across time. One artist’s curiosity sparks another’s, and the dialogue continues.