Embroidery painting The Night. Textile clock, dark blue (2019) Arte tessile da Ludmila Korets

The Night embroidery painting. Night. Lunar night and clear is presented in the painting by Lyudmila Korets in the style of geometric abstraction. The moon illuminates the path with a silvery light. Round clocks measure time by highlighting the period of the dark time of the day as a sector.
"Everyone knows that the ball is a symbol, by means of which, already in the distant, distant past, people expressed the most secret secrets of the universe. When the ball was freed from sacred meanings, it began to be widely used in the art of the 20th century to this day. But it has been used it is already in terms of a game experiment, where the artist, as it were, discovers the secrets hidden in the shape of a ball, <...> People have always sought to find out what is hidden behind the surface of an object, and for an artist, for example, another ball is often hidden behind the shell of a ball, the principal nesting doll or womb.
The artist uses this principle for various incarnations, seeking to express the tension or secrecy of one form in another in a kind of sculptural intrigue," says world-famous artist and sculptor Mikhail Shemyakin in his study "The Ball in Art".
The painting by Lyudmila Korets depicts a circle, which itself is a symbol of time - a clock, and another spherical object is placed in it - the full moon. The background, also known as the clock face, is painted dark blue. The hands of the clock singled out the dark period of the day into the blue sector, cutting the night almost like a triangle, but at the same time without violating the integrity of the clock circle itself.
Air, space, movement - three tasks, like three whales, are invariably set by the artist in each created work and successfully completed in this work. A complex Passepartout, consisting of many circles superimposed on each other, complements the picture with new shades: yellow and blue and continues the perspective, scattering the moonlight with rays. "Fine art is the ability to create an image, not to depict something" - the main artistic principle of the artist. The image of a moonlit night is clearly presented in the picture. Art review by Ksenia Redina. Artist Ludmila Korets.

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