Carnage

This painting presents a jarring and unsettling scene. The majority of the canvas is dominated by a vast expanse of cool gray, creating a sense of emptiness and isolation. This seemingly tranquil surface is abruptly disrupted by a grotesque eruption of what looks to be flesh and muscle.

The organic forms, seemingly ripped from the depths of the gray, are rendered with a visceral realism. The contortions suggest a violent and disturbing origin. The contrast between the serene gray background and the chaotic eruption of flesh is deeply unsettling, leaving the viewer with a sense of unease and perplexity.

The painting raises profound questions about the nature of violence, the fragility of the human body, and the hidden depths that lie beneath the surface of tranquility. It is a work that demands contemplation and leaves a lasting impression.

21" W x 17" T x1.5" D

100-4 9-22 MTV-CA