2020 - we never saw it coming | 2021

This compelling artwork features a dynamic composition, dominated by an intricate arrangement of black materials cascading down the center. The texture of the black pieces, resembling layers of fabric or organic forms, adds depth and complexity to the piece. Surrounding the central mass is a contrasting light-colored background, which enhances the dramatic effect of the dark elements. Hints of blue at the edges suggest a boundary, drawing the eye inward. The overall form appears both chaotic and structured, creating a thought-provoking tension within the artwork.
This striking piece can elevate various interior spaces, making it ideal for contemporary living rooms, entryways, or art galleries. Its bold design and unique materials will also resonate in modern office environments or creative studios, prompting conversation and reflection.

artwork # 316 | acrylic and concrete on canvas | surgical masks | metal wire | peeled steel | THE STORY BEHIND THIS ARTWORK the idea for this artwork came when I saw a brazilian tv coverage of hundreds of freshly dug graves destined to receive the covid 19 victims ... indeed, we never saw it coming, dante's hell ... and I wish we never will see something like this again