In Olena Zubach's painterly photographic works, seemingly mundane household objects reveal a harmony of form and colour. Her compositions evoke a dual sense of tranquility and tension. A distinctive element of Zubach’s practice is her integration of digital and manual techniques: objects are 3D-printed and subsequently hand-painted by the artist. Her work is inspired by Giorgio Morandi, William Scott and Josef Albers, and Zubach crafts a visual language that exists in dialogue with their practice. Plain Plane Cuts uses paper and scissors, as well as the play of light and show, to create new forms.