- Andrii Kovalenko
- All Artworks
- Memory neurons
Original artwork description
This work is part of the project Fragments of Memory, where I explore memory as an unstable and fragmented structure. I am interested not in representing memories themselves, but in the process of their transformation — how they emerge, deform, and gradually dissolve.
The composition is built on the tension between a dense, highly textured area and a more diffused, subdued space. This transition evokes the movement of an impulse within a neural network — from concentration to dispersion, from presence to disappearance.
Material plays a central role in this work. Layers, surface disruptions, and traces of gesture form a visual language in which memory appears not as an image, but as an imprint. Texture becomes a carrier of experience, while the process itself becomes a way of understanding it.
“Neurons of Memory” is an attempt to capture a state in which memory still retains its structure, yet is already in the process of losing its integrity.
Materials used:
Screenprinting&monoprint
Details:
- Monoprint on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 63 x 44 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#printmaking#monotype#monoprint#monoprinting#conteamporary#screen printing#originalprint#contempoararyart#painterlyprint#contemporaryprint
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Original artwork description
This work is part of the project Fragments of Memory, where I explore memory as an unstable and fragmented structure. I am interested not in representing memories themselves, but in the process of their transformation — how they emerge, deform, and gradually dissolve.
The composition is built on the tension between a dense, highly textured area and a more diffused, subdued space. This transition evokes the movement of an impulse within a neural network — from concentration to dispersion, from presence to disappearance.
Material plays a central role in this work. Layers, surface disruptions, and traces of gesture form a visual language in which memory appears not as an image, but as an imprint. Texture becomes a carrier of experience, while the process itself becomes a way of understanding it.
“Neurons of Memory” is an attempt to capture a state in which memory still retains its structure, yet is already in the process of losing its integrity.
Materials used:
Screenprinting&monoprint
Details:
- Monoprint on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 63 x 44 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#printmaking#monotype#monoprint#monoprinting#conteamporary#screen printing#originalprint#contempoararyart#painterlyprint#contemporaryprint