Jarek Mankiewicz: Órbita Interna

Jarek Mankiewicz's latest paintings unfold as fields of tension between structure and fluidity, where geometry slowly dissolves into dense chromatic atmospheres. Built in successive layers, the surfaces reveal patient work, with transparency and overlap creating almost immaterial depths.

In "Órbita Interna," the artist approaches an intimate cartography: forms evoking architecture or urban landscape seem to rotate as if obeying an invisible system. There is a simultaneous sense of containment and expansion, each painting a nucleus in constant reorganization. Between compositional rigor and the sensitive vibration of color, these works suggest a continuous inner movement where pictorial space becomes a place of perception and drift.

The exhibition proposes a dive into a silent yet intensely active universe, where every element gravitates around an always provisional balance. Visitors can experience this at Atelier Mestres 1A gallery in Lisbon.