Monochrome Blocks Diptych

This horizontal Monochrome Blocks set by Alisa Galitsyna features two vertical panels showcasing minimalist botanical forms in a deep navy-blue tone against an off-white background. The first panel depicts a cluster of three stylised flowers branching from a single stem, while the second panel focuses on a solitary, large bloom. Each flower has rounded, painterly petals and delicate, thin filaments ending in small circular buds. The artwork utilises a high-contrast, two-tone palette and emphasises smooth, rhythmic silhouettes and organic geometry.

Alisa Galitsyna is a Ukrainian self-taught artist living in Spain. She finds inspiration from nature, day-to-day life, travelling, textiles, and interior spaces. Using a combination of different techniques and themes, she creates abstract artwork, patterns and collages in a variety of textures and colour combinations.

Artwork description: This horizontal set features two vertical panels of abstract geometric compositions. The artwork utilises a monochromatic palette of charcoal black, slate grey, and off-white. Each panel consists of large, overlapping rectangular blocks with visible painterly textures, including subtle stippling, dry-brush effects, and faint horizontal linework. The arrangement of shapes creates a balanced yet asymmetrical "stacked" appearance against a neutral background, focusing on the interplay of high-contrast tonal values and raw, industrial textures.