Eaux Troubles

This painting explores the harmony of the E minor chord through the interplay of colors: yellow (E), red-orange (G), and yellow-green (B). By translating musical notes into visual elements, the artist bridges sound and sight, creating a harmonious composition that reflects the essence of E minor. The geometric shapes and layered colors symbolize the structured yet expressive nature of musical harmony, offering a visual representation of auditory beauty. This piece is part of the harmonic-chromatic collection where the artist maps colors to the circle of fifths, merging the sensory experiences of color and music. Examples of famous musical pieces composed in E minor include Antonio Vivaldi's 'Concerto for Strings in E minor, RV 134' and Miles Davis's jazz piece 'Nardis.'