Geometric Abstraction · 2009

Wind (Yasha Cyrinski, 2009)

Yasha Cyrinski (1959) made Wind. It dates from 2009. It belongs to the Geometric Abstraction movement. It is kept at Aisha Cahn Foundation in London, United Kingdom. It measures 75 × 75 cm.

Wind by Yasha Cyrinski, 2009, Aisha Cahn Foundation
Wind by Yasha Cyrinski, 2009, Aisha Cahn Foundation.

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Wind, in brief

Title
Wind
Artist
Yasha Cyrinski (1959)
Artist born in
Paris, France
Date
2009
Dimensions
75 × 75 cm
Where to see it
Aisha Cahn Foundation, London, United Kingdom
Subject
abstract, geometric, modern art, minimalism, grey scale, spatial depth

Which museum holds Wind?

Aisha Cahn Foundation

London, United Kingdom

A Sanctuary of Visionary Spirit In the heart of London’s vibrant cultural landscape, the Aisha Cahn Foundation stands as a quiet yet profound testament to the power of creative legacy and the enduring impact of artistic vision. It is not merely a repository for objects, but a curated sanctuary designed to foster deep contemplation and celebrate the intricate threads that connect human emotion to visual expression. For the discerning collector and the lover of fine arts, the Foundation offers an intimate encounter with works that transcend mere decoration, inviting viewers into a space where history and contemporary thought coalesce in a seamless, elegant dance.

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Questions on Wind, answered

Where is "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski on display today?

The original "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski is held at the Aisha Cahn Foundation, London, United Kingdom. A reproduction allows the work to be displayed at home.

What is the creation date of "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski?

"Wind" dates from 2009. The date places the work within Yasha Cyrinski's career and its era.

How big is the original "Wind"?

The original "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski measures 75 x 75 cm.

What does "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski depict?

The subjects of "Wind" are abstract, geometric, modern art, minimalism, grey scale, spatial depth, form & structure, calm contemplation.

Is "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski in the public domain?

Regarding copyright, "Wind" is still protected by copyright.

Who is the artist behind "Wind"?

The artist behind "Wind" is Yasha Cyrinski. The work is catalogued under Yasha Cyrinski's name.

Which artistic current is "Wind" by Yasha Cyrinski part of?

"Wind" is a work of Geometric Abstraction. The movement indicates the artistic tradition the work is part of.

What stage of Yasha Cyrinski's development does "Wind" represent?

Within Yasha Cyrinski's career, "Wind" falls in the Contemporary. The phase helps compare it with the artist's other works.

At what age did Yasha Cyrinski make "Wind"?

Yasha Cyrinski made "Wind" at the age of 50. The artist was born in 1959 and the work is dated 2009.

About the artist, Yasha Cyrinski

Yasha Cyrinski

1959, France

Yasha Cyrinski

A Bridge Between Worlds: The Spiritual Geometry of Aisha Cahn In the vast landscape of contemporary art, few voices resonate with as much quiet intensity and cultural depth as Aisha Cahn. A British contemporary artist whose roots trace back to the vibrant streets of Mumbai, India, Cahn has spent her career orchestrating a profound dialogue between the spiritual traditions of the East and the expressive freedoms of the West. Her work is not merely a visual experience but a meditative journey, where the ancient rhythms of Islamic calligraphy meet the spontaneous energy of Western abstract expressionism. Born in 1959, Cahn’s early life in India provided her with a foundational appreciation for the enduring power of faith and the intricate beauty of Islamic traditions, elements that would later become the heartbeat of her creative practice.

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