Batykó's presented work is piece frorn his Error-series started in 2016. As his point of departure for the paintings in the series he uses image errors appearing on different digital interfaces, where the screen displays a randomly fragmented version of the original digital image that should be displayed. These works are made with a technique recently developed by Batykó, in the course of which he applies the paint onto the canvas in a single layer, then using a device, he chafes the still wet layer of paint off the canvas' surface. The surface of the paintings thus created shows no sign of the paint's texture or brush strokes, yielding a printed effect. However, the chafing procedure generates unpredictable errors arising from creases in the canvas, counterpointing the print-like effect with their randomness.
