Autumn (Generation Art)

This media work, based on Medina Kasimova's painting "Autumn", demonstrates a unique symbiosis between classical painting and modern technology. When painted works are merely displayed on screens or media surfaces, their static nature almost seems to kill the original life of the canvas. They truly come to life only when they begin to move, as the media space inherently demands dynamism.

The remarkable feature of Medina’s works is that they seem to call for movement. It feels as if her colors are always striving for motion and transformation, capturing the vibrancy and impermanence of nature. The generative media works created for the "Seasons" cycle help to bring out this hidden dynamism, further revealing the depth and intent behind the artist's talent. These digital transformations allow us to see how Medina's works yearn for movement, highlighting their emotional intensity and inner energy.

In this sense, the combination of traditional painting with new technology becomes incredibly significant. Modern digital tools make it possible to bring to life on screen what cannot be achieved with brush and paint on canvas. Two artistic forces come into play: on one hand, through Medina’s brushstrokes and colors, emotions and energy are conveyed in a way that classical painting does best. On the other hand, these paintings inspire the creation of powerful media works tailored for screens. This symbiosis of painting and media allows the viewer to experience profound impressions that would be less powerful if created separately.