A monochromatic, highly tactile composition centered on a radial formation that resembles a crater or organic vortex. Built from a crumpled, layered surface in muted silver, pale grey, and off-white, the piece features concentric rings of peeling, torn edges that expose deeper strata and converge toward a hollow center. Subtle creases, fine fissures, and visible staples along the margins emphasize the physical, distressed state of the material.
Roman Mykhailov centers his practice on the deformation of images, conceptual graphics, and social symbolism, investigating surface erosion and structural tension.
With its sculptural relief and quiet tonal range, the work functions well in minimalist, industrial, or contemporary spaces, creating subtle shadow play against clean plaster, stone, or raw concrete walls.