Clean Scratch
Yuli SaputraYuli Saputra balances the precision of digital forms against the organic friction of fine-stroked textures to build a visual language of quiet tension. This piece anchors the room with a structured yet tactile energy, where every sharp edge is softened by the deliberate grain of the artist’s hand.

Clean Scratch
Yuli Saputra balances the precision of digital forms against the organic friction of fine-stroked textures to build a visual language of quiet tension. This piece anchors the room with a structured yet tactile energy, where every sharp edge is softened by the deliberate grain of the artist’s hand.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
From the artist, Yuli Saputra
The tactile rhythm of minimalist geometry and fine-stroked grain.
In this work, Saputra explores the intersection of minimalist geometry and expressive mark-making. The composition relies on clean, intentional shapes that provide a sense of architectural stability, while the overlay of fine-stroked textures introduces a layer of grit and movement. This contrast creates a surface that feels alive, inviting the viewer to look past the initial simplicity into the rhythmic details of the digital brushwork.
Presented in a portrait orientation, the piece adopts a Scandi-inspired aesthetic that favors clarity and restraint. The inclusion of a classic frame grounds the modern digital medium, bridging the gap between historical presentation and current artistic techniques. It is a study in balance, where the sharpness of the layout is tempered by a soft, weathered finish.
The artwork utilizes clean lines and a functional aesthetic to depict a complex urban environment with clarity.
The artist uses digital tools to simulate the tactile depth and weathered surfaces typically found in physical media.
The piece uses a vocabulary of clean lines and solid forms to create a visual language independent of external references.
A traditional border contrasts with the digital medium, situating the work within a lineage of fine art presentation.
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