Orange–Gray is a visual story about light and shadow, action and calm. The juxtaposition of these two colors creates a delicate yet dynamic balance. Orange – an intense, energetic color, characterized by emotion and movement – meets a muted, achromatic grey that brings calm, distance and retreat to the composition.
In this color scheme, the grey does not compete, but rather balances. It softens the visual impression and allows the eye to rest, while at the same time bringing the orange to the fore and strengthening its presence.
In this color scheme, the grey does not compete, but rather balances. It softens the visual impression and allows the eye to rest, while at the same time bringing the orange to the fore and strengthening its presence.
This interplay of colours is not a simple contrast, but a kind of dialogue: between impulse and calm, between emotion and contemplation.
The composition is constantly in balance, guiding the viewer's gaze and senses between the warmth of the light and the coolness of the penumbra. It is a meeting of fire and shadow, a subtle dance – sensual, palpable on the border between seeing and feeling.
The composition is constantly in balance, guiding the viewer's gaze and senses between the warmth of the light and the coolness of the penumbra. It is a meeting of fire and shadow, a subtle dance – sensual, palpable on the border between seeing and feeling.
2025, photography, limited edition of 8 + 2AP, pigment print on the Fine Art paper, 1000x560 mm