BLIND

"Blind" is an original mixed media painting heavily inspired by the themes explored in Maeterlinck's book "The Blind," such as perception, isolation, dependence, and fragility. This intricate artwork, rich in symbolism and emotional depth, captures the essence of these profound themes through its vivid and thought-provoking imagery.

The painting features abstract, eye-like forms rendered in green hues, symbolizing perception and the quest for understanding amidst uncertainty. These central motifs are surrounded by an array of organic, plant-like structures in vibrant reds and oranges, illustrating the intertwined nature of dependence and isolation. The elongated, tendril-like appendages extend outward, connecting various elements within the composition, highlighting the fragility of these connections and the delicate balance of reliance.

The background, painted in silver chrome to resemble a mirror, continues the play with vision and perception, creating a reflective surface that contrasts starkly with the vivid foreground elements. This mirror-like backdrop enhances the themes of isolation and the struggle for clarity, inviting viewers to see themselves and their own perceptions reflected in the work. The use of mixed media adds texture and depth, enhancing the overall sense of complexity and layered meaning within the piece.

This piece invites viewers to reflect on their own perceptions and the intricate dynamics of human relationships, encapsulated in a captivating and evocative visual narrative.

Materials:

Watercolor paint
Acrylic Paint
Liner marker
250 g paper

Size:

A3 - 29.7 х 42 cm - 11.7 x 16.5 inches

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