Acrylic and Ink on Paper, 30x22 inches
Framed in white gallery style shadow box wood frame 35.5"x27.5"
Circle Without a Circumference (Haruki Murakami) is an original acrylic and ink painting on paper by Yelena Lezhen, inspired by the dreamlike worlds and philosophical themes found in Haruki Murakami's fiction. A powerful spiral dominates the center of the composition, drawing countless faces, symbolic figures, birds, and imagined beings into an endless cycle of memory, identity, and transformation.
The circular form becomes more than a geometric shape—it suggests an infinite journey without beginning or end. Delicate ink drawings intertwine with expressive layers of deep blue, crimson, and black, creating a visual rhythm that echoes the fluid boundaries between reality and imagination. Portraits emerge from one another, while symbolic creatures and mysterious forms drift through the composition like fragments of dreams, forgotten conversations, and parallel worlds.
Created in Yelena Lezhen's distinctive symbolic figurative style, Circle Without a Circumference (Haruki Murakami) invites viewers to contemplate the infinite nature of consciousness, the interconnectedness of human experience, and the invisible narratives that shape our perception of reality.
Acrylic and Ink on Paper, 30x22 inches
Framed in white gallery style shadow box wood frame 35.5"x27.5"
Circle Without a Circumference (Haruki Murakami) is an original acrylic and ink painting on paper by Yelena Lezhen, inspired by the dreamlike worlds and philosophical themes found in Haruki Murakami's fiction. A powerful spiral dominates the center of the composition, drawing countless faces, symbolic figures, birds, and imagined beings into an endless cycle of memory, identity, and transformation.
The circular form becomes more than a geometric shape—it suggests an infinite journey without beginning or end. Delicate ink drawings intertwine with expressive layers of deep blue, crimson, and black, creating a visual rhythm that echoes the fluid boundaries between reality and imagination. Portraits emerge from one another, while symbolic creatures and mysterious forms drift through the composition like fragments of dreams, forgotten conversations, and parallel worlds.
Created in Yelena Lezhen's distinctive symbolic figurative style, Circle Without a Circumference (Haruki Murakami) invites viewers to contemplate the infinite nature of consciousness, the interconnectedness of human experience, and the invisible narratives that shape our perception of reality.
