Interior 1955

Dimitris Mytaras created "Interior" with paint, and what strikes me is how he's unafraid to let the process show. Look at the confident strokes and the bold choices of color. The blues feel dense, like a heavy thought, contrasted by the scumbled whites, creating a stark, interior landscape. Notice that patch of golden yellow, how it seems to glow against the blacks and blues, like a memory flickering in the dark. It's the materiality that grabs me – the thick and thin application of paint, the way he lets drips become part of the composition. It’s like he’s inviting chance into the work, allowing the paint to have its say. This reminds me a little of Diebenkorn, but with a more expressionistic bent. It's not about a perfect representation, but about the act of painting itself, a conversation between the artist and the canvas. "Interior" feels like a glimpse into Mytaras's mind, a space of contemplation and artistic exploration.