Wings 

Constantin Blendea's painting, "Wings," presents a composition dominated by semi-circular and triangular forms rendered in shades of red, orange, and brown. The shapes hover against a textured background, evoking a sense of suspended motion. Blendea’s arrangement pushes us to consider the relationships between form and space. Notice how the artist uses the structure of geometric abstraction to suggest movement. Are they merely shapes, or do they attempt to depict the essence of flight? The overlaid planes reject traditional perspective, disrupting our sense of depth. Ultimately, "Wings" encourages a semiotic reading, with the shapes acting as signs inviting ongoing interpretation. The painting’s power lies in its ability to evoke a sensation through abstract means, leaving us to ponder the interplay between form, colour, and the very idea of flight.