Kati Vilim

In my work I create abstract images. This type of abstraction does not happen by way of the reduction of something visible. It is created through visual ideas, originated in the invisible part of the world – much like music, or mathematics. These ...

In my work I create abstract images. This type of abstraction does not happen by way of the reduction of something visible. It is created through visual ideas, originated in the invisible part of the world – much like music, or mathematics. These ideas become visible through the compositions built from geometric forms – some simple, some complex – using transparency, color, structure, ratio or rules as repetition, and symmetry. If we were to apply a label to describe this type of work, we could call it geometric abstraction.