Week-End 2005

Aleksandr Borodin’s 2005 painting “Week-End” is a surreal composition of geometric shapes and fragmented imagery. The artwork depicts a seemingly three-dimensional, box-like structure, stacked with various elements, including human figures, hands, eyes, lips, and numbers. The use of bright colors and bold outlines lends the artwork a sense of playfulness and whimsy, while the fragmented nature of the imagery evokes feelings of mystery and the unknown. Borodin's signature style incorporates a blend of realism and fantasy, creating a captivating and thought-provoking visual experience.