“Real love” 72″x48″ (2020)

The painting “Real Love” is a captivating blend of figurative and abstract elements, creating a unique and thought-provoking representation of the crucifixion. Through the use of figurative imagery, the artist skillfully portrays the central subject matter, capturing the essence of the crucifixion scene with precision and detail.

At the same time, abstractionism comes into play, infusing the artwork with a sense of ambiguity and emotional depth. The artist incorporates abstract elements, allowing for interpretation and subjective engagement from the viewer. This combination of figurative and abstract elements adds complexity and invites viewers to explore the deeper meaning behind the depiction.

“Real Love” transcends traditional artistic boundaries, challenging viewers to contemplate the profound themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption. The juxtaposition of the figurative and abstract elements creates a dynamic visual experience, evoking a range of emotions and sparking introspection.

As viewers engage with the painting, they are encouraged to reflect on the crucifixion’s significance and the universal message of love and compassion it embodies. The artwork serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of real love and its ability to bring about healing and redemption.