Tavar Zawacki's Cosmic Geometric Abstractions at Wunderkammern Milan

Tavar Zawacki (San Francisco, 1981) presents a body of work at Wunderkammern in Milan that merges urban aesthetics with cosmic spatiality. His large-scale paintings, characterized by geometric lines and architectural breadth, evoke the expansive surfaces of urban murals. The lines create labyrinthine trajectories that appear to take flight, while sculptures incorporate symbols such as arrows and circles, whose dynamism enables metamorphosis and the exploration of new spatial and mental directions. The work references Op Art's concentric lines, with optical illusions intensified by angular intersections that expand the viewer's perspective. The recurring circular form serves as a concrete window onto infinity, an invitation to cross a threshold.