Original artwork description:

Zakhar Shevchuk’s Emanation (2024) is a 53 cm high sculpture crafted from gypsum, acrylic and enamel, turning the language of abstract painting into three-dimensional space. The piece rises from a square base and erupts into a vibrant mass of turquoise, yellow, pink and gold, as if colour itself had taken physical form.

Shevchuk explains the work as “imagine an abstract painting pushed into the form of a sculpture.” This concept invites viewers to walk around it, discovering how colour, shape and texture unfold like topography. The tactile surface captures light differently from every angle, creating a dynamic dialogue between viewer and object.

Collectors who value cutting-edge European contemporary art will find Emanation an outstanding centrepiece. It is bold yet intimate, conceptually sophisticated yet visually immediate, embodying the bridge between two artistic dimensions.

Materials used:

Gypsum, Acrylic Paint, Enamel

Tags: