Abstract Narrative in the Painting

The vibrant and eye-catching painting "Would you mind…? No.1" by Somnuek Huangtanaphan resembles the work of a child, full of emotional expression, with the purity of shape, lines and colors.

The use of lines and colors in the work, with a reduction of lines, colors, light, shadow and perfect shapes, brings to mind the charm of abstract expressionism that emphasizes emotional power.

The composition includes geometric square spaces that connect, within which are inserted both geometric and semi-abstract shapes, with parts of the shapes cut away while still allowing viewers to recognize their meaning.

The artist creates meaning through symbols, such as outlines of objects like bottles or vases, telephones and architectural shapes.

The work evokes a sense of emotional movement, conveying a variety of internal emotional states through the use of colors like red, yellow and orange, which reflect warmth, liveliness and excitement.

Areas are divided by blue, green and purple, which give a feeling of calmness and stability.

The aesthetic value of the composition, with the use of color, lines and shapes  opens up space for viewers to imagine and experience their own distinct personal emotions.

It is a form of art that freely and impressively expands beyond the boundaries of theory regarding lines, colors and shapes.