Technique: Multi-layered concrete structure with a 2D surface Dimensions: 50 × 50 cm x 3cm Year of Creation: 2025 Framing: Layered concrete relief with surface rupture, acrylic paint on embedded geometry, precision fracturing Place of Creation: Germany Uniqueness: One-of-a-kind
CHRONOTOP explores the intersection of time and space through the material language of concrete and form. A fractured 50 x 50 cm slab of exposed concrete becomes the stage for a composition of layered structures and color—blues, yellows, and turquoise echoing a fragmented urban rhythm. The work balances tension and silence, as controlled cracks stretch across the surface, like tectonic lines in stillness.
Despite the heaviness of the medium, the piece appears almost weightless, suspended within a precisely crafted, lacquered stainless steel frame. This physical contradiction—mass versus levitation—reflects the core of the work: a visual meditation on spatial boundaries, moments of shift, and the residual traces of contact
