My work is rooted in the belief that art and geometry are not separate entities, but interconnected forces that can reveal new dimensions of understanding and creativity. While I draw deeply from the principles of mathematics—specifically the balance and precision of geometric forms—my paintings are also shaped by my experiences with the landscapes and places I have visited throughout my life.

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The foundation of my art lies in the way I observe the world around me: the lines of a horizon, the rhythmic patterns of nature, and the geometric structures embedded in both the natural world and human-made environments. Each landscape I encounter, whether in the quiet stillness of a distant valley or the vibrant pulse of an urban skyline, influences the shapes, colors, and compositions I use in my work. These places are more than just inspiration; they are the scaffolding on which my abstractions are built.

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Geometric abstraction allows me to distill the essence of these landscapes, transforming the tangible into something more universal. The interplay of shapes, lines, and colors in my paintings serves as a visual translation of the emotional and sensory impressions I experience when I visit these places. Each piece is a journey through memory and perception, where the rational order of geometry meets the emotional resonance of the landscapes I encounter.

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Though my compositions are meticulously planned, I leave space for spontaneity. I see my work as a dynamic balance between control and freedom, where precision and chaos coexist. Every brushstroke and every layer of color is an intentional choice, but I also allow the piece to evolve in response to its own energy. In this way, my paintings become living landscapes in their own right—constantly shifting, growing, and revealing new depths.

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Ultimately, my art invites viewers to experience the world through a different lens, one where the beauty of geometry and the emotion of place come together. I hope that through my work, others can feel the energy of the landscapes that have shaped me and find a deeper connection to the world around them.

 

 

- Ferdinand Rosa Abstract Artist