DUSAN

Blue, the most popular colour in the world, plays a key role in Linda Wrong's work. However, her perception of this colour transcends conventional aesthetics - in her works, blue becomes a carrier of a deep meaning of connection, devotion and harmony. This approach is also evident in her everyday life, where she draws inspiration from her relationship with her dog, Dusan, who becomes a subtle but important element of her creative process.

In this way, Linda creates her own interpretation of blue, less monumental than Ives Klein's International Klein Blue, but all the more intimate and layered. While Klein explored infinity and dimensionlessness in his IKB 191, Linda transforms this idea into a theme of connection - not only between people and the world around them, but also between different layers of emotion and material. Her approach to the colour blue combines sophisticated material work, her own way of achieving a rich blue pigment and strong symbolism, making the works both contemporary and timeless. Wrong's symbolic handwriting redefines the meaning of blue in the context of contemporary sculpture, offering the viewer a view that oscillates between sensitivity and intellectual precision.

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