John Aslanidis’s astoundingly intricate paintings express the physicality of sound. He starts with a series of mathematical intervals, creating a base drawing that is akin to an algorithm or “musical score”. From here, he creates maps that feel infinite – rid of starting or ending points, movements that find complexity in repetition.

Inspired by synaesthesia, Aslanidis has collaborated with Clan Analogue, a collective of sound and visual artists and Berlin-based sound artist Brian May. He created a commission for Longchamp’s Tokyo boutique, completed a residency at the ISCP International Studio Program in New York, and had a survey exhibition at the Australian Consulate-General of New York. He is represented at Artbank, across tertiary collections and at Heide Museum of Modern Art.

In ‘Sonic Fragments #8’, Aslanidis stirs a sense of optimism, disorientation and perpetual change. This mind-bending, kinetic painting will hypnotise collectors of abstract and contemporary art.

John ASLANIDIS (1961 - )
'Sonic Fragment #8' 2004
oil on canvas
Image Size: 56 x 66 cm
Signed: Signed, dated and titled on reverse

Condition: Very Good: Describes a work of art's image as Excellent, but may show some small signs of surrounding wear. There is disruption to the paint surface.

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