Monochrome Blocks II

Tonal layering and geometric rhythm give this abstract work from Alisa Galitsyna a distinct sense of quiet authority. A masterful choice for a minimalist entryway or a modern living area, the design balances textured charcoal blocks and fine, vertical etchings. The interplay of slate and ivory tones creates a sophisticated, artisanal mood that feels both structured and poetic. To echo the boldest elements of the composition and provide a sharp, professional finish, a black frame would be a slam-dunk addition.

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 vertical design features a complex arrangement of overlapping rectangular blocks in various shades of charcoal, slate grey, and off-white. The shapes exhibit a weathered, grainy texture reminiscent of hand-pressed ink or a linocut process. Interspersed throughout the geometric forms are sections of delicate, light-colored vertical lines that provide a sense of fine-grained detail and contrast against the heavier, solid blocks. The composition is balanced yet asymmetrical, utilising a muted monochrome palette to explore depth and form.