Artwork description:

"Madness" is the fifth photograph from "Ostensible abstraction" set.*

Below is the author's foreword to the whole work of art, named "Ostensible abstraction":

Are the photographs presented in this work an abstraction? Is it possible to make abstract photographs on the streets? There are no unequivocal answers to these questions. On the one hand, pictures presented in Adam Mazek's work can be defined as an abstraction. These photographs are proof that many things which surround us, could look like something abstract.
On the other hand, what surrounds us exists physically. The images we look at seem only an abstraction. Only the first impression makes us think that we are looking at a nonrepresentational picture. The photograph should often be analyzed and perceived through the prism of fiction. The abstraction we see in the images made by Adam Mazek is ostensible.

*Please, take a notice that the graphic is not for sale. For sale is only the picture.

Materials used:

Photography is on the foam board.

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