Krupa Event-Ink Model: Definition and Authorial Statement.

This short authorial statement defines the Krupa Event-Ink Model as Alfred Freddy Krupa’s practice-derived aesthetic model and method of contemporary ink art. The document clarifies the model’s central idea: the artistic act is understood as a living, psychophysical and material event unfolding in time, while the artwork remains as its visible trace. The purpose of this statement is to provide a dated, publicly citable definition of the term Krupa Event-Ink Model, to establish its authorial origin, and to distinguish it from generic contemporary ink practice, decorative ink aesthetics, and existing historical New Ink movements.