Original artwork description:

In Freezing Day, Alexander Levich visualizes the moment time enters creation – when sun, moon, and stars are placed in the sky to govern day, night, and seasons. Rather than represent this event literally, Levich invokes its emotional impact: balance, clarity, structure.

Diagonal, ice-like lines cross the canvas like frozen beams of starlight. Their pale reflection in the lower half suggests celestial motion mirrored in water or consciousness. The restrained palette of whites, frosty blue, and pearl lilac evokes the chill of clarity, of cosmic law being etched into existence.

Collectors of conceptual minimalism and cosmological metaphor will find Freezing Day to be one of the most spatially intelligent and spiritually resonant works in the series.

Materials used:

Oil

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