Parsa Khalili's 'Constructions' Explores Spatial Ambiguity Through Layered Paintings and Drawings

Parsa Khalili, an architect and artist, unveils 'Constructions,' a collection that explores surface effects, formal changes, and spatial ambiguities across various formats, including drawings, large-scale paintings, and architectural designs. This series is characterized by a meticulous layering of lines and color fields, crafting spatial illusions where color schemes merge with patterned systems, creating a sense of static depth amidst dynamic movement. The artwork features hidden alignments and subtle compositional variations, contrasted with sudden shifts that disrupt visual equilibrium. Some pieces incorporate perspective, transforming the viewer's experience from surface to volume, enriched by a vibrant color palette that suggests multidimensionality. Khalili's creations challenge the boundaries between drawings and paintings, presenting architectural concepts through a traditional yet innovative medium. The press release originates from Bildrecht GmbH, accompanied by an image of Khalili's 2020 piece '16:9 Square' (44cm x 44cm, polylactic acid, acrylic on MDF, photography by Emilia Milewska).