ბოლო ნაცრისფერი მუსიკა ბატონი გია ყანჩელისთვის 2019

Lech Jankowski made this seventy by forty centimeter artwork called 'The Last Grey Music for Mr. Gia Kancheli' using paint, though I don't know when it was created. The surface is heavily worked, with a distinct palette of greys, blacks, and browns. This painting makes me think about the physical act of applying paint, pushing it around the canvas, scraping, and layering. I get a strong sense of trial and error, of the artist building up the image bit by bit, responding to what’s already there. I can almost feel what it was like for Jankowski to create this, maybe thinking about music while physically working the paint in horizontal lines. The thick texture, the subdued colors, it all contributes to a feeling of depth, of something just below the surface. I love how a single gesture can communicate so much. It reminds me of other painters who explore texture and materiality, and this piece feels part of a larger conversation about what painting can be. Ultimately it is a celebration of ambiguity and uncertainty, open to endless interpretation.