Tuga by xUEkA Explore Mondoir Studio Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 100 x 100 cm Year: 2024 Price: $3000.00 USD Status: available Green, white, black, invented marks cut against a red field. The symbols belong to xUEkA's alphabet: a private visual language applied to a country's weight, its noise, its color. The background does not suggest. It states. Why collect this work?Tuga converts a square field into a contest between emblem and ground: large, bounded signs seek attention, but the surrounding curls remain too active to become background. The artist describes the motifs as a personal language developed between structure and intuition. That intention helps explain their shared visual grammar, although the painting withholds any fixed translation.In the supplied photograph, circles, hooks, triangles and branching figures are distributed without an obvious hierarchy. Repeated dots bind unlike shapes together, while abrupt changes in scale interrupt any linear sequence.The documented acrylic on canvas supports sharply separated areas and repeated small marks. Across the stated 100-centimetre square, these features make accumulation, rather than illusionistic depth, the painting’s primary spatial device.The catalogue links the invented alphabet to a country’s weight, noise and colour. Tuga is therefore pertinent to collections examining how national reference can be encoded without flags, maps or narrative scenes. About the ArtistxUEkA xUEkA is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: painting. Based in Porto, PT. Nationality: Portuguese I build languages.
