'TRILOGY'

"Trilogy" by John Waski is an abstract painting characterized by its intense emotion and dynamic movement, conveyed through the artist's vigorous application of paint. The canvas is dominated by a fiery palette of reds and oranges, evoking the sense of a molten core or a blazing inferno. This choice of color could be interpreted as representing passion, energy, or transformation.
Waski has utilized a variety of textures within the work, ranging from thick, impasto layers that add physical dimension to the piece, to more delicate, almost translucent areas that seem to glow with an internal light. The composition is largely symmetrical and appears to be organized around three main forms or centers of energy, which could correlate with the title "Trilogy."
These forms intermingle with their surroundings, creating a sense of depth and complexity. There are sweeping gestures and lines that cut across the canvas, suggesting movement and chaos. The use of white and lighter colors provides contrast, highlighting the drama of the overall composition.
The artwork lacks distinct figurative elements, inviting viewers to project their own images and emotions onto the canvas, thus engaging in a personal dialogue with the piece. The abstract nature of "Trilogy" allows for multiple interpretations, from the apocalyptic to the sublime, reflecting the myriad of human experiences and emotions.