Abstract White Scratch
Yuli SaputraYuli Saputra builds a tactile landscape through deliberate, rhythmic markings that prioritize the physical sensation of a surface. This piece captures the tension between stark minimalism and the raw energy of a hand-carved texture.

Abstract White Scratch
Yuli Saputra builds a tactile landscape through deliberate, rhythmic markings that prioritize the physical sensation of a surface. This piece captures the tension between stark minimalism and the raw energy of a hand-carved texture.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
From the artist, Yuli Saputra
The Rhythmic Language of Carved Light and Shadow
In this digital composition, Saputra explores the depth found within a monochromatic palette. The work relies on a series of mesmerizing strokes that mimic the appearance of physical scratches or incisions, creating a sense of relief and shadow that belies its flat medium. By focusing on the interplay of light and perceived texture, the artist invites a close reading of every jagged line and soft gradient.
Framed in a classic style, the portrait orientation emphasizes the verticality of the markings, suggesting a disciplined yet expressive approach to digital mark-making. The aesthetic aligns with Scandi design principles, where the absence of color allows the structural integrity of the strokes to define the visual experience. It is a study in how subtle variations in a single tone can produce a powerful, modern presence.
Jung strips the composition down to its basic elements while maintaining a rich, textured surface that suggests a physical presence.
This piece utilizes digital tools to mimic the fluid, immediate feel of a hand-drawn sketch.
Strong, purposeful lines guide the eye through the pile, creating a sense of continuous motion within a vertical frame.
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