Gold frog Painting

The painting is an abstract representation. The artworks in the “Liquid” collection stem from the artist’s earlier experimentation with the figurative genre. Initially during the 2020/2021 lockdown for covid, the artist depicts faces of known people in black and white on textural surfaces composed of a lot of glue and putty that slowly appear to be sliding downward in a slow, melt-like motion. The meaning of the abstract representations is the author’s passivity to social dynamics reflected in an inner emptiness and conflict with today’s society, which is often oriented on an economic reality not based on people’s psycho-physical well-being but on the consumption of the surrounding world and “vital time.” The artist believes that the main cause of the “social conflict” is the current capitalist economic system that stifles the individuality of the individual in favor of a “single thought,” orienting public opinion toward the pursuit of an inpropriate lifestyle “produced” by the ‘consumer industry. The latest liquefied works are abstract color compositions with vertical color drippings. The works symbolize the passage of time and the loss of form of reality.