In his work, Annear catches something that one could depict – if possible – as an encounter between the souls of colour and lines. Colours are neither patches nor fields; they are vibrations whose power lies in subtle nuances rather that in strength. His lines are ways, not borders. Annear paints wet on wet; His work is not assembled, but blends.

Each of Annear’s paintings carry a portion of the space that he has been exploring since the beginning of his works. They offer our eyes something which stands beyond our perception.

In this great composition Annear explores the concept of boundaries: the boundary that promotes fertility at its boarders, the boundary which provides something to reach, to enlarge and something to cross over, the boundary that has significant space within and without...