A minor – Research on Harmony – Variation 2

A minor is a key often associated with introspection, and here, it is expressed through hues of yellow-orange, red, and yellow that reflect both warmth and solemnity. Inspired by Bach’s Violin Concerto in A Minor, this piece evokes the concerto’s delicate balance between passion and poise.

Bach’s violin concerto moves with fluid grace, shifting between poignant melodies and bursts of energetic phrasing—a quality echoed in the layered colors of the painting.

In each carefully constructed shape and hue, one can almost sense the violin’s notes moving in swift, elegant arcs, just as Bach’s music glides seamlessly from one passage to another. Do the colors capture a conversation, an interplay of questions and answers, or a journey from uncertainty to resolve?

This visual exploration of A minor invites the viewer to imagine the concerto not as sound but as a spectrum of color. Here, music and art converge to create a space for reflection, a place where sound and silence dance.