Abstrait

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

In our pursuit of comfort and security, we construct a carefully crafted environment, akin to a Barbie-land, where we lay down metaphorical straw to cushion the blows and make our falls more bearable. This artificial construct initially serves as a refuge, a place where the harsh realities of life seem softened and more manageable.

However, with the passage of time, the allure of this carefully constructed sanctuary begins to wane. The scripted perfection and predictability of our created world become monotonous, and a yearning develops for the raw, unfiltered, and sometimes banal absurdities that characterize ordinary life. It's a thirst for the genuine, the unpredictable, and the beautifully imperfect moments that breathe life into our existence.

This hunger for the mundane absurdity arises when we find ourselves captivated by the unexpected interplay of our emotions. It's in those moments of contradiction and unpredictability that life becomes truly fascinating. The routine and the expected lose their appeal, and the craving for authenticity emerges. This authenticity is found in the everyday chaos, where emotions clash and intertwine, creating a dynamic tapestry of experiences.

Living becomes genuinely interesting when we embrace the fact that we cannot fully control or predict the disorder inherent in the world around us. The unscripted, spontaneous nature of life's absurdities offers a refreshing contrast to the artificial order we often seek to impose on our surroundings. In this paradoxical quest for both safety and genuine experience, we navigate the delicate balance between the comfort of the known and the exhilaration of the unknown.

Mixed media on canvas.

20x24"

A Leap of Faith” was born out of letting my inner intuition guide me without obstruction by fear or doubt. I took a leap of faith in a major part of my life and on the canvas as well which resulted in this mesmerising art.

24 x 20 in
Mixed media on canvas panel.

(Does not come with frame, needs to be mounted).

Acrylic on canvas.

40x30"

Figurative abstract in the "Cosmic Conspiracy" collection