Harmony Rough Scratch
Yuli SaputraYuli Saputra balances tactile aggression with melodic color, layering abrasive marks against a balanced palette to find order within chaos. This digital composition uses the friction of a rough scratch to ground its airy, harmonic tones.

Harmony Rough Scratch
Yuli Saputra balances tactile aggression with melodic color, layering abrasive marks against a balanced palette to find order within chaos. This digital composition uses the friction of a rough scratch to ground its airy, harmonic tones.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The rhythmic friction of digital texture and tonal balance.
In this digital work, Saputra explores the physical sensation of texture through a lens of visual equilibrium. The surface is defined by a series of deliberate, raw scratches that cut through the composition, creating a sense of history and movement that mimics traditional mixed media. These rugged elements are softened by a thoughtful arrangement of color, ensuring that the initial grit resolves into a unified, rhythmic whole.
Presented in a portrait orientation and housed within a classic frame, the piece bridges the gap between digital innovation and traditional presentation. The Scandi-inspired restraint allows the interplay of rough and smooth to remain the focal point, making it a study in how opposing forces—the jagged mark and the harmonious hue—can coexist in a single, quiet space.
The artist highlights the physical properties of the drink, juxtaposing the translucency of whiskey with the opaque, soft density of foam.
The composition reflects a Scandi aesthetic through its clean lines and focus on the elemental simplicity of the northern landscape.
By removing representational forms, the artist focuses entirely on the emotional resonance of color and mark-making.
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