Concentric layers with scorched, irregular margins recede toward a textured central crater. The surface presents a rich relief of charred silhouettes, singed edges, and wash-like stains across a palette of raw sienna, dusty beige, deep sepia, and carbon black. The layered composition gives the piece a distinct, tactile depth reminiscent of geological stratification or organic decay.
Roman Mykhailov works with the deformation of images, conceptual graphics, and social symbolism, utilizing material alteration to build visual narrative.
Measuring 135 by 115 cm, the work offers an elemental focal point for an interior. Its muted earth tones and deep textural contrasts pair naturally with raw architectural surfaces such as concrete, plaster, stone, or dark wood.