Collective Scream. In memoriam Corneliu Baba

This striking painting captures a group of people with exaggerated, expressive features highlighting a sense of collective emotion. The figures, portrayed with muted colors for their bodies and grotesque, hollow faces, convey a powerful sense of urgency and anguish. Their open mouths seem to be expressing silent screams or calls for help, fostering an atmosphere of distress. The background features bold, vibrant curves of color that radiate outwards, creating a sense of movement and energy, contrasting sharply with the somber figures. This dynamic use of color and form draws the viewer in, evoking curiosity and a complex emotional response.
This painting could serve as a striking focal point in modern interior spaces, such as contemporary living rooms, art galleries, or even in a dramatic hallway. Its expressive style can stimulate conversations and provoke thought among guests, making it a perfect piece for environments focused on art appreciation or psychological themes.

A description of the collective fright during the covid pandemic period, when many people have lost their divine Faces. This artwork is a reinterpretation of the painting „The Fright” by the Romanian classic Corneliu Baba with allusions to Edvard Munch"s „The Scream” in the manner of my new art concept, Quantum Figurative (Expressionism).