Slavianka Assadourian
Bildender Künstler
Slavianka Assadourian ist ein Künstler, der in Drawing arbeitet, mit Sitz in Toronto, Ontario. Bekannt für Geometric, Abstract.
Meine künstlerische Praxis konzentriert sich auf die Erforschung von Geometrie als universelle visuelle Sprache. Durch fein ausgearbeitete Linienführung, strukturierte Kompositionen und sorgfältig ausbalancierte Muster schaffe ich Zeichnungen, die Harmonie, Bewegung und räumliche Beziehungen untersuchen.
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Space station - Using geometry in art is so exciting like You explore the universe. It makes You break the rules and fined new to follow
· in The Human-Made Art Society
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Space station - Using geometry in art is so exciting like You explore the universe. It makes You break the rules and fined new to follow.
· in Abstract Art
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· in General
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Shades and lines -There is no logic in the world of optical illusion. Dark is kissing white, and many shades of gray are born. Parallel lines are hugging verticals, and new forms are born. Some lines…
· in Abstract Art
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Shades and lines -There is no logic in the world of optical illusion. Dark is kissing white, and many shades of gray are born. Parallel lines are hugging verticals, and new forms are born. Some lines…
· in The Human-Made Art Society
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Shades and lines -There is no logic in the world of optical illusion. Dark is kissing white, and many shades of gray are born. Parallel lines are hugging verticals, and new forms are born. Some lines…
· in General
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Shadows in the city - Strait lines, gray and black shadows against white streets. Don't get confused, fallowing the heart will get You, where you belong.
· in General
GOLDEN TEMPLE OF THE LOST KNOLAGE - Looking into the past we can see the future. Some of the symbols in the picture are from the old Glagolitic alphabet not use today.
· in Abstract Art
Golden temple of the lost knowledge
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GOLDEN TEMPLE OF THE LOST KNOWLEDGE
· in Toronto Art Scene