Free proportion in the painting art<br/>From which frame we do see our environment? Square? Rectangle? Or circle? Certainly non of them is the right reply to that question. If we take a look at our environment, it will easily be understood that our vision can not be restricted with any geometic frame. However when we get started to painting, canvas proportions used becomes regular rectangles or squares accordingly. Even if the subject which is desired to be shown on the picture stays out of the frame, it is again resricted to a square. Therefore it is necessary to design the canvas shape prior to painting. These canvas can be of any shape rather than regular rectangle or square. The canvas can be proportioned in any way for the desired subject, consequently painting will reflect and express the message need to be given accordingly. The subject of painting need to be supported with the physical proportions of the canvas designed. Further more it is stayed out of the geometric formation. <br/>My 11. Th personal exhibition took place in new York montserrat gallery in 2004. <br/>I continue painting works with my own colours and lines, regardless of the photographical status of the environment at all. <br/>In short, I have been tried to accomplish an extra ordinary study in this own right, originating totaly from my own thinking that have never been tried previously by the other painters. . . You are kindly invited to visit my related web site presentation.