Description
In this installment of the series, titled “Why did you fuck up my blue painting,” the piece reveals a tangible and direct interaction that traverses the artist’s original composition and an introduced disruption. The painting is characterized by its horizontal stripes, which display a spectrum of colors that stand out boldly against the deep blue background. Each stripe is painted with conviction, contributing to a rich tapestry of color. A disruptive vertical line, reminiscent of a finger’s path, slices through the stripes, suggesting an intimate yet interruptive gesture.
From top to bottom of the canvas, the path created by a well-manicured finger adds a distinctly human dimension to the abstraction. The interruption culminates at the bottom of the canvas, where the outline of a finger’s tip and nail is discernible, hinting at a purposeful and emphatic entry into the painted space. This act of marking imparts a narrative and a potent emotional resonance to the artwork.
The provocative title of the piece implies an act of deliberate intervention—possibly a spontaneous action or a calculated message enacted by someone other than the original artist. This suggests a moment where creation is touched by an external force, leaving behind an indelible signature. More than a mere visual experience, the painting challenges the viewer to consider deeper themes of intent, the pursuit of perfection, the implications of outside interference, and the complex allure found in the intersection of order and alteration.
Title : Why did you fuck up my blue painting?
Type : Oil on canvas
Size : 50 * 60 cm
Year : 2020
