The Poetry of the abstract landscape: Orx & Vinn’s aesthetic dialogue in the Genesis paintings
The GENESIS paintings by Orx and Vinn are based on approaches that center abstraction, transcendence, and the expansion of perception. By abstracting the visible aspects of nature, the works focus on its hidden essence and underlying energies. They break away from traditional landscape representation, creating a new form of artistic expression. Through the use of expressive brushstrokes, unconventional color combinations, and gestural movements, dynamic and energetic compositions emerge.
These works establish a transcendent space that goes beyond material representation, encouraging viewers to perceive nature and its apparent imperfections as part of a deeper, unseen order. They open a dialogue between perception and meaning, inviting the audience to connect emotionally and intuitively with the hidden layers of reality. The paintings thus encourage a reexamination of one’s view of the world, fostering a renewed connection with nature and offering a source of inner transformation.