Seed (2023)
Medium: Acrylic on panel, white acrylic frame
Dimensions: 48 x 48 x 2 in / 122 x 122 x 5 cm

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Kal Mansur’s Stroke paintings explore the shifting relationship between light, surface, and perception. The works appear to contain geometric fields of varying colour, yet each painting is entirely monochrome. The variation is produced by the direction and texture of the brushstrokes, which catch the light differently as the viewer moves around the work. What initially appears fixed becomes unstable, with areas shifting between light and dark, flatness and depth, depending on one’s point of view.

Collector’s Notes:

- A piece from the series was acquired by TD Bank for their lauded art collection. Learn more here.

- The series was featured in a solo exhibition by Myta Sayo Gallery at Art Toronto in October 2023. Learn more here.

- The series was reviewed by Mikael Sandblom for artoronto.ca

Collector’s Notes:

- A piece from the series was acquired by TD Bank for their lauded art collection. Learn more here.

- The series will be featured in a solo booth by Myta Sayo Gallery at the Affordable Art Fair in New York in September 2023, and at Art Toronto in October. Learn more here.

The shapes of the geometric fields invite an interpretation of perspective space within the image. But no single view is resolved. Whereas some elements suggest receding depth, other elements contradict this reading. We are left with a kind of fragmented space that folds back and forth and eventually leads back to the flat surface of the artwork.

Read the full review on artoronto.ca

This piece is available for viewing at Myta Sayo Gallery in Toronto. Book a gallery visit.