Untitled (Four Black-and-White Squares)

Oil on canvas, 100 × 100 cm, 2025. As Paul Klee once wrote, “a line is simply a dot that went for a walk.” Each brushstroke seems to search for its linguistic identity. Within the painting, a dialogue between chaos and order, light and shadow unfolds. It is a semiotic tension where the visible and hidden intertwine. Ultimately, all signs converge at the centre within four black-and-white squares: a symbolic axis where abstraction organizes itself into meaning. Echoing Malevich’s “Black Square”, they mark the instant when the painting becomes aware of its own consciousness. The official title requires owner confirmation.