Kompozycja abstrakcyjna 1934

Sasza Blonder’s ‘Kompozycja abstrakcyjna’ is an oil painting, maybe on canvas board, and looks like it was made with a brush. The shapes are arranged in some kind of order, but the painting embraces the process of coming-into-being. I can imagine the artist building up those layers of muddy greens and browns, shifting things around until they felt just right. Looking at this work, I think about how the shapes almost suggest a landscape, but not quite. It’s like Blonder is playing with the idea of representation while fully embracing abstraction. The dark lines act like a scaffolding, holding the composition together but also creating a sense of tension, of things barely contained. It's interesting how this artist explores both realism and abstraction. The painting becomes this site of inquiry, a place where Blonder seems to ask, and answer: how do we see, how do we feel, how do we make sense of the world through shapes and colors?