June 2 Painting

I began these pieces in April 2020. In an atmosphere of fear, loneliness and forced isolation. The events that began in mid-March 2020, one after another at an increasing pace, overwhelmed everyone. Powerlessness and fear were the first paralyzing feelings. I found myself in the studio, reflecting upon my paintings. I started to paint, searching for normality, routine, ordinary everyday life. Expressing my feelings through colors and forms, the colors began to fade away, eaten by black and Prussian blue. Slowly, overnight, faint stripes of light were left from the old oranges and roses. Faint hope. The translucent forms of sharp color, though small, act very strongly against the black background, they are like a signal, a light, a flash in the dark. They are like energy extracted from powerlessness. Strength and hope. Starting this series, I did not know how my work would develop, what colors would dominate the canvases and what feelings would accompany me. All the time I was trying to switch from cold, dark navy blue to a more energetic orange and red. Some images combine these two elements.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 39.7 H x 2 D in

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