Lobasyuk Graph System

The project Drawings of Boris Alexandrovich Lobasyuk explores drawing as a form of cognitive and systems-based thinking. At the core of the project is the author's concept, the Lobasyuk Graph System, in which drawing is understood not as a depiction of external reality, but as a visual model of perception, memory, and information flows.
The text combines the theory of data art, the philosophy of visual thinking, and an analysis of the graphic works of Boris Lobasyuk. Data art is presented as an artistic language of the digital age that emerged at the intersection of art, science, and information technologies.
Within the Lobasyuk system, the line becomes a carrier of movement and information, while pictorial space transforms into a network of interrelations. The works exist between abstraction, diagram, and cognitive mapping, forming an independent visual language.
The artistic practice of Boris Lobasyuk may be associated with the explorations of Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Maurits Cornelis Escher, and Victor Vasarely, while maintaining its own conceptual and artistic autonomy.
The project presents drawing as an instrument for investigating thought and perception.