Abstract Paintings of the Color Spectrum by Wiesław Sadurski

Rediscover the basics with my return to the primary colors. Limiting my palette to Red, Yellow, and Blue, these paintings are a conceptual exploration of the Holy Trinity in art. Each color, blending to create the spectrum, is a celebration of Light as the Absolute.

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An oil painting capturing dynamic movement and vibrant colors, symbolizing the interplay of celestial and color elements.

Star in the Wind, 1983
Original Oil 140 x 130 cm
Art Canvas Print 140 x 130 cm

A large-scale oil painting featuring bold, star-like forms and vivid contrasts, evoking a sense of cosmic energy and spiritual connection.

Indian Star, 1983
Original Oil 200 x 140 cm
Art Canvas Print 100 x 70 cm

An abstract oil painting where rays of color merge and diverge, representing hope and the diverse spectrum of life experiences.

Rays of Hope, 1983
Original Oil 200 x 140 cm
Art Canvas Print 100 x 70 cm

This painting explores a spiritual theme through a fusion of color and form, suggesting a transcendental presence in abstract patterns.

In the Name of the Spirit, 1983
Original Oil Painting 130 x 150 cm
Art Canvas Print 130 x 150 cm

A warm and welcoming oil painting, characterized by soft, flowing rays and a harmonious color palette, inviting introspection and connection.

Hello to You, 1983
Original Oil Painting 130 x 150 cm
Art Canvas Print 130 x 150 cm

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Light as the Source of Being

As an artist, I consider myself innocent and even irresponsible when it comes to painting. It's as if the act of creation flows through me, using me as a tool, much like a brush, canvas, or easel. While I pour my passion and efforts into each piece, I'm not entirely sure where the painting comes from. Perhaps it comes from a source like you and me. From the same source.

My painting process is a divine flow, channeling creativity from a universal source. An artwork reflects this journey of knowledge and vision, where the primary colors converse to reveal the spectrum of life.

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A symbolic oil painting with a burnt canvas and cross, representing the shape of Poland and reflecting historical and personal narratives.

Polish Fullness, 1982-5, Original oil and fire Painting 110 x 120 cm

Polish Fullness

The large paintings have enhancements on the back, reinforced with a wooden cross. The one above burned through the canvas. There was a state of war in Poland.

It so happened that the burnt canvas resembles the shape of Poland on the map; at the very bottom, there is a childhood landscape.

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An acrylic painting that balances visibility and mystery, using color and form to create a sense of unfolding revelation and depth.

Open Secret
1993, Original Acrylic 100 x 130 cm
Art Canvas Print 100 x 130 cm

Artistic representation of freedom and aspiration, with uplifting colors and form suggesting flight and liberation.

Born to fly, 1985
Art Canvas Print 60 x 80 cm

A painting with ethereal qualities, blending soft colors to depict an angelic shape, embodying peace and spiritual grace.

Angel, 1990
Original Acrylic 90 x 110 cm
Art Canvas Print 90 x 110 cm

A bold and expansive painting that captures the long body of the solar system, energy and radiance of the sun in a galactic flight.

Flying Sun, 1983-5
Original Oil 275 x 200 cm
Art Canvas Print 180 x 130 cm

A dynamic interplay of colors and shapes, this painting embodies the vibrancy and unpredictability of spectral phenomena.

Spectral Happening, 1997
Original Oil 110 x 90 cm
Art Canvas Print 110 x 90 cm

An acrylic painting that uses the rainbow as a motif and play, symbolizing hope, diversity, and the beauty of life's spectrum.

Rainbow Signs, 1998
Original Acrylic 130 x 100 cm
Art Canvas Print 130 x 100 cm

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Spectrals in 1983: A Journey of Color and Emotion

From spring's brightness to summer's vibrancy, my work in 1983 was a blend of joy and turmoil. The Spectrals series became a conceptual exploration of color relationships, capturing the essence of the visible world through the lens of primary colors.

As I delved deeper into Red, Yellow, and Blue, these colors transcended their physical properties, representing the trinity that forms our visual reality. The outcome is a celebration of color, light, and their divine interplay.

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An acrylic painting that masterfully blends white with spectral colors, creating an ethereal and luminous visual experience.

Spectral White, 1990
Original Oil 90 x 75 cm
Art Canvas Print 90 x 75 cm

Featuring a mystical aura in shades of blue and white, this painting evokes a sense of serenity and transcendence.

Mystic White, 1985
Original Acrylic 115 x 90 cm
Art Canvas Print 115 x 90 cm

A mixed technique painting, interweaving abstract forms and colors to depict the profound connections in the mystical realm.

Mystic Connection, 1983
Original mixed technique Painting 140 x 130 cm
Art Canvas Print 140 x 130 cm

An acrylic work expressing a bold stance through vibrant spectral colors and landscapes, capturing a strong, assertive energy.

Spectral Attitude, 1993
Original Acrylic 90 x 115 cm
Art Canvas Print 90 x 115 cm

This painting symbolizes the connection between heaven and earth, using rays of color to bridge the two realms.

One Ray for the Sky, One Ray for the Earth, 1992
Original Acrylic 90 x 130 cm
Art Canvas Print 90 x 130 cm

A mesmerizing blend of blue and green hues in an abstract composition, evoking the depth and mystery of an open window.

Blue-green Abstract, 1995
Original Acrylic 100 x 130 cm
Art Canvas Print 100 x 130 cm


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Discover the Spectrum of Light in "Spectral Rainbow Paintings"

As we journey through the essence of primary colors and their profound impact in "Abstract Paintings of the Color Spectrum", the adventure continues in the vivid world of "Spectral Rainbow Paintings".

This next chapter in my artistic exploration delves into the full spectrum of light, where each color weaves a tapestry of emotion and energy. Join me on this vibrant journey as we explore the rainbow's hues, each painting a dance of light and life.

Explore "Spectral Rainbow Paintings" →