Anautomija — No. 11274542 — periwinkle-blue ground with fractured cobalt plates and a yellow fault-line seam, liquid medium on paper (Cyme), 21 × 29.7 cm

— No. 11274542

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Anautomija — No. 11274542 — periwinkle-blue ground with fractured cobalt plates and a yellow fault-line seam, liquid medium on paper (Cyme), 21 × 29.7 cm

— No. 11274542

"You enter from the top. Something broke here, and the break was beautiful. The upper half holds — atmospheric, suspended, threaded with fine lines like cracks in old glaze. Then the ground shifts. Below, it gave way. Massive, saturated, final. The line between them is where the whole work lives — a single streak of yellow marks where the change happened."

The condition here is tectonic — rupture made visible. Periwinkle-blue ground, the upper half suspended and threaded with fine lines, the lower mass saturated and final — a yellow seam marking exactly where the break happened. The Cyme medium held both states on the same surface, separated by a single streak.

Original abstract work on paper. Made with Cyme — inimitable liquid material developed exclusively by the artist. Cyme has its own creative potential. What it produces on each surface is distinct — shaped by the nature of the material as much as by the surface that receives it.

Cyme on paper — 250g — 21 × 29.7 cm — 2026 — unique work — direct from the studio. Signed verso.

Presented framed in an Accent by Nielsen frame, 40 × 30 cm, with anti-reflective True Vue UV 99% glazing. Mounted on a signature monochrome backdrop — a specific colour sourced directly from the artwork’s topology, custom printed, 1/1 — on Moorman Passepartout cardboard, 1.7 mm, UV print.

Stored in archive-grade Avos fleece and a Hahnemühle acid-free archival box.

Please note: the white border in the image is a digital addition for presentation purposes.

Each work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and an artist document unique to that artwork — following the music context and the unique quote.

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