Geometrival N5

GEOMETRICAL N.5
122 × 122 × 3.8 cm

This sculptural artwork has been created by cutting geometric patterns from recycled polystyrene, dipping them in a plaster mixture, and arranging them on canvas in a carefully balanced composition.

The use of geometric and linear elements gives the piece a strong contemporary presence, while the subtle variation in the height of each element creates shifting shadows that change throughout the day as the light moves across the surface.

Finished in a soft matte rendered texture in light beige/light cappuccino colour, the artwork resembles architectural plaster or natural concrete.

Deliberate imperfections and organic markings celebrate the raw beauty of the materials, giving the piece an authentic handcrafted character. Strongly architectural yet quietly poetic, this work invites the viewer to explore the relationship between light, shadow, texture, and form.

Created using recycled materials, this artwork reflects a commitment to sustainability while transforming discarded elements into a refined contemporary statement piece.

Ready to hang.

Please note: Colours and tones may vary slightly depending on screen settings and lighting conditions. This is an original, one-of-a-kind artwork.

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Eva Johnova is a Slovakian born abstract artist residing on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Growing up Eva has always had an artistic side which she initially expressed through her work as a make-up artist in Paris, London and Edinburgh. Since moving to Australia she has expanded her horizons and moved into the world of contemporary abstract art and design.

Nature is Eva’s greatest inspiration – especially the rich colours and textures from the mountains of her childhood in Slovakia and both the natural beauty of the Australian outback and the many beaches around Australia. Her earliest pieces involved working with found objects such as old furniture, books, newspapers to create environmentally sensitive works of art. She then took inspiration from the ethereal beauty of feathers. She has been using the natural material and also delicate hand-crafted paper feathers, during her previous design phase.

As Eva's creative spirits have soared, she has returned more and more to her inspiration from the natural beauty to be found in the outback and beaches of Australia. Eva has been inspired to create the beautiful resin artworks that mimic both the beautiful waves crashing on the sandy beaches which the Northern Beaches of Sydney are famous for as well as the contrasting beauty of the harsh ruggedness of the outback meeting the smoothness of the ocean.