global warming | 2019

This captivating mixed-media artwork features an intricate composition in varying shades of blue, creating a striking visual experience reminiscent of the calmness of the ocean. The texture is enhanced with a unique application of the paint, showcasing an array of layered and dimensional forms that resemble flowing water or ripples. Embedded within the artwork are small, translucent blue gems that catch the light, adding an additional depth and sparkle to the piece. A glossy black circle, situated in one corner, serves as an intriguing contrast against the vibrant blue backdrop, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between materials and colors. This piece embodies a serene and tranquil atmosphere, perfect for evoking feelings of relaxation and peace.
This artwork can be beautifully incorporated into a variety of interior spaces. Ideal placements include modern living rooms, calming bedrooms, or serene office spaces. It can serve as a statement piece above a couch or as a centerpiece above a fireplace, contributing to a cohesive and tranquil ambience. The calming color scheme makes it a suitable addition to spa or wellness centers, where relaxation is key. Additionally, it can enhance the aesthetic of a minimalist room, providing a splash of color without overwhelming the space.

artwork # 306 | acrylic and plaster on canvas | coconut shells | broken glass bottom | plastic deco | nail enamel | THE STORY BEHIND THIS ARTWORK imagine - just for a tiny fraction of a second - you having a toddy on your patio during a beautiful warm summer day, your glass full of ice cubes cooling down your drink to your liking when - all of a sudden you drop that glass ... glass landing on the patio's floor, breaking into pieces, ice cubes spilled all over the place ... due to the summer heat the ice starts to melt quickly - quite a horror scenario indeed, but luckily we can just get another ice cooled drink after that mishap. now imagine the same situation - well, not quite the same really ... the story behind all of the above is quite simple: despite the denial of a few, facts are that our pole caps are melting at a fast pace, our atmosphere is warming up - and unfortunately, not only during summer ... we had it before with our toddy: glass broken, ice cubes spilled and melting; only this time we are bloody unable to just get us another 'glass' ... these are brutal facts which only dummies can deny ... the clock for future generations is ticking faster than ever !!! let this artwork be a warning sign to what will come in a very near future ...