Existence in Chaos - Oil and acrylic painting - Two Sides Painting

Existence in Chaos" embodies a dualistic essence within a two-in-one artwork. On one side, it portrays chaos in its most unadulterated form, presented through arabesques, entangled colors, and a display of disorder. It encapsulates a spectrum of emotions – pain, anger, fear, and peace. On the other side, an inexact, scratchy, and imperfect abstraction emerges, allowing varied interpretations based on the observer's angle and point of view. The work's core essence lies in its deliberate departure from the norms, embracing imperfections, and challenging the concept of rigid standardization. "Existence in Chaos" thrives on the freedom to adapt to its environment, responding to its buyer's whims and inclinations to place it any way they prefer, on a wall, hanging, horizontally or vertically - free of rules or restrictions. Its creation involved a unique blend of oil and acrylic paint, applied not only with a brush but primarily with the artist's hands in a primal manner. The scratches were made with fingernails and additional elements, such as random sticks found on local of creation ( the room of the artist). "Existence in Chaos" stands as a non-interactive entity, coming into being and taking form without explicit guidelines or constraints. It simply exists – raw, unfiltered, and liberated. For the artist, this piece embodies the quintessence of human emotions materialized within the artwork. Amidst the chaos, it finds its own profound existence, each element intertwining to form a mesmerizing whole. The artistic style underpinning this creation is termed "Chaosionism," a name that aptly characterizes its spirit of embracing chaos as an art form, a medium for expressing human emotions in all their complexity.