MOON BLUE Painting

mixed media with wood, stone, straw and a bird-nest MOON BLUE is one of the latest Art works of Karl Meszlényi, who's work is raw, experimental, progressive and predominantly reflecting the Artist's restless creation; so is this painting, the result from endless experiments on used materials, such as rusty metal, broken wood, minerals and industrial residues. An abstract expression, all about texture, a stone breaking the monochrome, as daily events consecutively break into peoples monochrome lives, monochrome lives as a metaphor of the unresponsive, not exactly irresponsible, however individuals are driven to live unable to respond life/world fastness. MOON BLUE means the stone in the puddle, scream in such world and social deaf silence. Again, it reflects the Painter's forward-looking and exploratory works, strongly detail-oriented and triggered by the material itself; the Painter who loves to challenge and be challenged, as a living laboratory, fuming with ideas, blasting with energy; passionate by large size paintings and views, natual raw materials who's painting becomes a live performer.