Ghosts Again Painting

The artwork belongs to a series of similar drawings, prints and paintings with the same theme. This dark, hallucinatory portrait can only be interpreted in the circle of neo-expressionists, individualist artists. The artist is not interested in simply recording visual data, but in a strong psychological experience. He strives to free himself from the banal reality that is nothing more than the surface beneath which other worlds lie hidden. Imagination lies somewhere between coincidence and mystery. Expressionists often turn to the "eternal" motifs of death, extinction of life, loneliness and unrest. Thus, this drawing can represent an announcement of approaching death (memento mori) The artist paints what he fears, physical decay, violence and ghosts that haunt him. Painting becomes a kind of exorcism. The image suggests that what lies deeply repressed in the human psyche can become accessible and visible. A powerful nightmarish vision arose from an interest in the hidden, supernatural, irrational, magical, and then exposed before the viewer as a ghostly, demonic scribble. The goal of the artist is to express what is incomprehensible, invisible, unspeakable, elusive. The latent threat of this imaginary portrait causes discomfort and provokes a deep emotional response.

Painting:Acrylic on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:13.8 W x 19.7 H x 0 D in

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