In the unique linocut titled Rainbow at the Edge of the Village, layers of rural landscape and folk ornamentation converge. Behind the houses, trees, and plants—rendered in dark, bold lines—a colorful floral pattern unfolds, as if the landscape were transforming into a memory, a textile, or an embroidered surface.
The work is part of the My Collective Heritage series, in which memories of a rural childhood, the visual world of folk art, and personal recollection intertwine. The printed paper, adorned with folk motifs, is not merely a background; it becomes an integral part of the image, while the distinctive forms of the black linocut create a separate visual layer.
The contrast between the colorful ornamentation and the dark rural silhouette evokes a landscape that is simultaneously real and imaginary—a village edge that is no longer necessarily a specific location, but rather a landscape that lives on in memory.
This print is a unique piece; it is not part of a mass-produced edition of identical copies. Due to the pattern of the chosen paper and the handmade printing process, no two pieces are exactly alike.
Part of the My Collective Heritage series.
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