Ghost Town Painting

The picture talks about a rejected, marginalized individual in society, who perceives himself as a ghost in a ghost town. He is going nowhere, doing nothing, overwhelmed by a sense of hopelessness, stuck in a world without end and meaning. The portrait exudes a latent feeling of inner restlessness, a sense of loss due to a long, aimless, nighttime wandering in an unknown metropolis. It is a picture of a loner, a tragic despair of immeasurable depths. The artist is once again obsessed with the themes of transience and the inevitable night. A modern painter like a haunted poet paints a ghostly, tragic vision or mystery in the middle of the night. The scary thing appears in the picture as a kind of provocation of socially acceptable normality, alluding to all the absurdity and meaninglessness of our everyday life. The stylistic work is close to Underground art, street graffiti, graffiti art of the New Wave of the 1980s. The emotions of this painting radiate a kind of Nordic painterly morbidity. The instinctive use of stylistic signs of expressionism, the subjective use of colors, the distortion and perversion of forms, have their origins in Neo-expressionism painting.