Description
In this piece of the collection, named “Why did you fuck up my brown painting,” we witness a visually tactile encounter that navigates through the artist’s initial creation and a distinct alteration. The work is marked by a series of horizontal bands that exhibit a vivid array of colors, starkly contrasted against a rich brown backdrop. Each band is distinctly intentional, adding to the visual complexity of the work. A striking vertical streak runs through the array of stripes, reminiscent of a deliberate trace left by a finger, introducing a sense of personal intervention.
The trail carved by a well-manicured finger stretches from the upper to the lower extremities of the canvas, embedding a palpable human aspect into the abstract. This intentional streak terminates at the bottom, where the impression of the fingertip and the manicured nail is visible, suggesting a conscious and forceful interaction with the canvas. This element of human touch bestows upon the painting a narrative layer and a strong emotional charge.
The challenging title of the artwork suggests a narrative of intentional disturbance—a gesture that may have been impulsive or premeditated, executed by an entity other than the artist. It speaks to an event of interaction, an instance where an external entity leaves a lasting mark on the creation. Beyond its visual appeal, the piece invites viewers to engage with deeper contemplations of intentionality, the ideal of perfection, the effects of external influences, and the intriguing beauty that emerges from the juxtaposition of meticulous order and deliberate disruption.
Title : Why did you fuck up my brown painting?
Type : Oil on canvas
Size : 50 * 60 cm
Year : 2020
