Painting description

The painting consists of three panels, each bringing to life a single geometric shape: a square, a rectangle, and a triangle. Warm shades of red, orange, and gold dominate, forming a fiery kaleidoscope brimming with energy. The colors intermingle, creating a blurred effect that lends the whole piece depth. It is like a flickering flame. The atmosphere this triptych creates is both serene and mysterious, as if it concealed some great, undiscovered secret. The artist employs impasto-like techniques, applying paint in thick layers to build texture. The shapes seem to emerge from the background, almost three-dimensional, which immediately draws the eye. The style is modern, with a touch of minimalism, yet it conveys a wealth of emotion through the simplicity of form. When I look at this painting, I see more than just shapes. I feel a certain nostalgia, a longing for something familiar. But there is also a kind of audacity here, something that makes me think of "freedom" and liberty. Or perhaps it reminds me that the world is made of simple elements. Who knows. A small child would say: It looks like a cheerful bonfire. And perhaps they would be right, because something here sparks in the viewer’s heart. The painting prompts reflection on the infinity of forms within simplicity, on the possibilities that abstract art offers.