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Eyes Wide Open (2024) Original Acrylic Painting by Lukasz Olek

70 x 100 x 2cm (unframed) / 70 x 100cm (actual image size)

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Eyes Wide Open (2025)

“There is a radical honesty in a winter morning. When the world is stripped of color and the sky is a heavy, white veil, you are forced to look inward. Your eyes are wide open, but the view is internal.”

The Frozen Silence: This 70 x 100 cm canvas is a sensory distillation of a frost-covered river valley at dawn. It captures the exact moment when the biting cold mutes the landscape, turning the river into a dark, steel-blue thread and the sky into an expansive, monochromatic void. By applying the Blinkered method to this wintry scene, I have transformed a literal landscape into a rhythmic, horizontal map of solitude and stillness.

The Musical Cipher: The title Eyes Wide Open serves as a cryptic gateway to the work's sonic heart. It hides a reference to a specific track or a lyrical fragment that dictated the slow, deliberate tempo of the painting process during the coldest days in my studio. I invite the observer to seek the auditory counterpart to these icy greys and deep indigos; only then is the full synergy of the work’s emotional frequency unlocked.

Textural Solitude: Executed on premium linen, the surface of this piece is a testament to the beauty of restraint. Through the application of dozens of thin, translucent glazes using DIY sponges and rags, I have built a texture that mimics the transparency of frost and the density of winter clouds. This "kaleidoscopic" approach to white and grey creates a surface that vibrates with a quiet, melancholic intensity, making it a profound centerpiece for a contemporary, minimalist interior.

Materials used:

acrylic on linen canvas

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Eyes Wide Open (2025)

“There is a radical honesty in a winter morning. When the world is stripped of color and the sky is a heavy, white veil, you are forced to look inward. Your eyes are wide open, but the view is internal.”

The Frozen Silence: This 70 x 100 cm canvas is a sensory distillation of a frost-covered river valley at dawn. It captures the exact moment when the biting cold mutes the landscape, turning the river into a dark, steel-blue thread and the sky into an expansive, monochromatic void. By applying the Blinkered method to this wintry scene, I have transformed a literal landscape into a rhythmic, horizontal map of solitude and stillness.

The Musical Cipher: The title Eyes Wide Open serves as a cryptic gateway to the work's sonic heart. It hides a reference to a specific track or a lyrical fragment that dictated the slow, deliberate tempo of the painting process during the coldest days in my studio. I invite the observer to seek the auditory counterpart to these icy greys and deep indigos; only then is the full synergy of the work’s emotional frequency unlocked.

Textural Solitude: Executed on premium linen, the surface of this piece is a testament to the beauty of restraint. Through the application of dozens of thin, translucent glazes using DIY sponges and rags, I have built a texture that mimics the transparency of frost and the density of winter clouds. This "kaleidoscopic" approach to white and grey creates a surface that vibrates with a quiet, melancholic intensity, making it a profound centerpiece for a contemporary, minimalist interior.

Materials used:

acrylic on linen canvas

Details:

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My creative process is driven by a deep need for meditation and a unique way of perceiving the world through synesthesia. As an artist with ADHD and autism, I found... Read more

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