Deuxièmes éléments de la série Tourbillon, Structure (2005)

This original work, dated July 11, 2005, is an abstract composition by the artist Chaban, representing the second installment in the 'Tourbillon' series. The piece is executed in what appears to be oil or high-quality acrylic on a rectangular canvas. The composition is characterized by its dynamic, fluid shapes and rhythmic lines that suggest a sense of perpetual motion. Predominant features include large, tubular, white and light blue sculptural forms that weave through the center, juxtaposed against a segmented background of grey, charcoal, and mustard yellow. A significant gold-toned, horn-like element emerges from a deep teal section in the upper left, while a chain of purple and blue link-like shapes snakes across the lower portion. Pink ribbon-like accents provide additional highlights. The brushwork shows intentionality, with visible textures that define the three-dimensionality of the 'structure.' The condition appears excellent with no visible craquelure or pigment loss, and the colors remain vibrant. The style is a contemporary exploration of spatial structure, blending organic flow with geometric segmentation. While no signature is immediately visible on the front face in the photograph, the provided provenance suggests clear attribution to the artist Chaban during their mid-2000s period.