Tracing the Early Steps of Pipinisme
Menelusuri Jejak Awal Pipinisme 🇬🇧 ENGLISH VERSION Tracing the Early Steps of Pipinisme Tracing the Early Footsteps of Pipinisme Before Pipinisme became a vision, it grew from an unspoken unease. In the early days of my artistic journey, I was deeply drawn to realism—to the ability of paint to replicate reality , presenting what is seen with technical precision. Shadows, proportions, and details became a source of comfort. Everything seemed correct, wrapped in beautifully refined colors—as if it all ended right there. But it all felt incomplete, as though something was waiting, waiting—for something invisible. Something unseen, yet present. Soundless, yet echoing. Present not in form, but in vibration. The turning point came when I encountered the works of Paul Klee, Kandinsky, Jackson Pollock, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and even Andy Warhol. They opened new doors in my perception—that painting is not merely about results, but about experience; not to replicate, but to e...