Fury Road Painting

This is a painting that initially started out as a strong desire to attempt another truly stunning sunset scene. It was built based on a memorable landscape based on modern architecture and a classic bridge, and a scene from the movie 'Mad Max'(George Miller). Another big change occurred in the middle, and the scene reminded me of the desert where Left alone there, I thought of Sisyphus going to work every day, and with this in mind, I actively expressed that will in the painting. I wanted to escape most of the situations I was currently in, so every morning when I woke up, I reset my mind and hypnotized myself again. It's not necessarily recent; I've been like this every day. To that extent, I think of everyday life as a tragedy and am delighted to discover the absurdity in the strange logic that arises only from the struggles and confusion in the paintings. I have a flow (order) in each painting, and the flow of this painting really worked well by chance. A few key gestures dominate the space of the painting without distracting from it. At the time I painted this picture, I was reading two books, one on Pina Bausch's autobiography and one on Schumann's life. I was deeply impressed by the caution about things that are easily revealed, the humor, and the unreality and unfamiliarity.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:63.8 W x 51.2 H x 1.1 D in

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