The composition features a large, layered organic formation set against a deep slate-grey background. Concentric, undulating rings build inward like a geological cross-section or eroded strata, revealing transitions of rust brown, burnt umber, warm ochre, and muted blue-grey. The contours within the shape appear torn and charred, producing subtle relief and a rich, tactile surface.
Roman Mykhailov's practice centers on the deformation of images, conceptual graphics, and social symbolism.
Measuring 170 by 125 cm, this large-scale piece provides a strong focal point in modern, minimalist, or industrial interiors, where its subdued palette and raw materiality can interact with natural light and pared-back architectural surfaces.