Anorosh 1
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Abstract |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 70 cm |
| Width | 70 cm |
| Length/Depth | 1.7 cm |
Medium and technique:
-Acrylic on canvas
-The image continues onto the edge
Anorosh (Անորոշ) is Armenian and roughly means ‘uncertain’. It is an accumulation of various patterns found in the coffee grounds of a coffee cup, with the distinctive feature that these are interrupted through the central part. It looks like a passageway, but it is dark and one does not know what lies beyond.
Shipping:
The artwork is shipped stretched on a stretcher frame – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature on the reverse.
Erika Barsegian
In coffee grounds reading, the patterns that emerge in the dregs of a cup are traditionally used to provide insights into the past, present and future. Erika, however, goes beyond this symbolism. For her, the patterns are not merely signs to be interpreted, but rather complete images that tell a story of their own. She captures the feeling she experiences when looking at the cup and translates this into her art. This often results in works that begin realistically but become completely abstract as the painting process progresses.
It
is therefore worth taking a closer look at the paintings, as hidden symbols sometimes reveal themselves that are not visible at first glance.
Exhibitions:;
- 2022: Exhibition as part of the art walk at Goethe University in Frankfurt;
- 2024: Exhibition at the ARI charity gala in Gießen
