Nudists

The painting “Nudists” is a minimalist, geometric composition in which schematic, simplified human figures are arranged against a uniform blue background. Each figure is captured in a different position—sitting, lying, standing—introducing dynamism and narrative within an otherwise static form.

The placement of the figures across the canvas is dispersed, with wide spaces between them. This approach gives the painting a sense of openness and freedom, while at the same time suggesting an intimate, almost private atmosphere.

The geometric lines of the bodies create rhythm, and the absence of detail highlights the universality of the depiction—the figures are not portraits of specific individuals, but symbols of the human body and presence.

The minimalist style and restrained color palette reinforce associations with simplicity and naturalness. The title “Nudists” adds context—the work can be read as a reflection on corporeality, freedom, individuality, and the way a person exists in a space stripped of unnecessary attributes.