PF 1983. Cards 1982

Oleksandr Aksinin made this artwork, "PF 1983. Cards," using pen and ink. It’s all about the meticulous detail, like he's building a whole world with tiny marks. Look at the cards, each one filled with its own little story. The ink is dense, creating a deep contrast that feels both ancient and otherworldly. It's not just a drawing, it's like he's conjuring symbols and meanings, inviting us to decode them. There's a central figure that’s both human and totem-like. I think of Paul Klee, how he also built up imaginary worlds and languages. What is so compelling about Aksinin's method is that he doesn't offer any answers. Art isn't about answers, it's about opening up questions, inviting multiple interpretations.