The Wild & the Beautiful

I was always intrigued by the contrast between abstract and figurative. While figurative art entices the eye and stimulate imagination, abstract art captures emotions like no other: Wild strokes, color, unburdened by rules, a freedom I often yearned for. This stylistic exploration condensates both styles in one concept, venturing into the gap between the wild and the beautiful. The premise is to create abstract works using figurative elements: eroded bodies carry the raw emotion of rough brush strokes, while spreads of particles evoke paint splattered on a canvas, formalizing casual imperfections as deliberate choices. The advent of Ai, rises the attention on a fundamental topic: Can a machine make art? Is art a human prerogative? To answer those questions I feel driven to focus on expressing human emotions as our primal constituent of such prerogative. In this process, I abandoned figurative as a descriptive tool, turning it into a vessel to convey pure raw emotion.