Jan Kabzan (1947). His dominant theme is nature – fluid, vibrating, losing its form, and shifting into frequencies that reflect reality. A key element of his work is his consistent use of the traditional medium of oil on canvas. In this regard, he follows the tradition of American abstraction (Pollock, de Kooning, Gorky, or Rothko), representing a “fourth generation” of this movement. This generation reflects the digital present while remaining faithful to physical painting and its symbolic depth. Entering the world of his paintings is not a sentimental return, but a powerful gesture of continuity. The painting becomes a sacred medium through which the world can be read anew.