The neoconfigurative art collection comprises over 400 works that reinterpret the human figure and recognizable objects from a contemporary perspective. Emerging as a response to pure abstraction, this style combines figurative elements with intense emotional expressions and modern compositions.
Neoconfigurative works explore identity, alienation, the human condition, and the social environment. With deliberate strokes, expressive distortions, and bold palettes, artists seek to reclaim the figure without sacrificing formal freedom, achieving a balance between the recognizable and the subjective.
