Abstract White Scratch
Yuli SaputraYuli Saputra builds a tactile landscape through deliberate, rhythmic markings that prioritize the physical sensation of texture over representational form. This piece translates the quiet energy of a white-on-white palette into a series of mesmerizing strokes that catch the light across a digital canvas.

Abstract White Scratch
Yuli Saputra builds a tactile landscape through deliberate, rhythmic markings that prioritize the physical sensation of texture over representational form. This piece translates the quiet energy of a white-on-white palette into a series of mesmerizing strokes that catch the light across a digital canvas.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The Rhythmic Language of Monochromatic Texture
In this work, Saputra explores the depth of a monochromatic field, using a series of scratches and incisions to break the stillness of the white surface. The composition relies on the interplay between light and shadow created by these simulated textures, offering a sense of movement that feels both intentional and raw. By stripping away color, the artist directs focus toward the weight and direction of every line, resulting in a piece that feels grounded in the physical act of creation.
The inclusion of a traditional border creates a compelling tension between the fluid, modern energy of the digital marks and a more formal presentation. This contrast allows the artwork to function as a focal point in a minimalist setting, where its subtle variations in tone and texture can be fully observed. It is a study in restraint, proving that a limited palette can produce a rich, sensory experience through the sheer variety of its gestural strokes.
The piece relies on the physical build-up of acrylic paint to create visual interest within a limited color field.
Saputra employs digital tools to mimic the organic, tactile quality of traditional scratchboard or impasto techniques.
The clean execution and restrained color palette reflect a functional yet expressive aesthetic rooted in balance.
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