Forms of Abstraction

Abstraction is not merely a visual language—it is an experience. It does not seek to represent the world, but to transform the way we perceive it. Meaning emerges not from what is depicted, but from the encounter between the artwork and the viewer. Each person brings their own memories, emotions, and sensitivity, making every experience of abstraction unique. In this sense, abstraction is not something we simply look at; it is something we live through.