Titel “heaven or hell?”
The painting "Heaven or Hell?" immediately asks the viewer a direct question.
This piece is designed to create doubt, forcing you to wonder: Are the two fragmented figures suspended in a beautiful Heaven, or are they trapped in a painful Hell? Is the ultimate destination simply a matter of perspective, suggesting that Heaven and Hell are one and the same?
The entire scene takes place among textured red clouds, deliberately challenging the typical image of paradise. This red setting is unsettling and makes you question the nature of the figures’ destination. With the figures caught between freedom and confinement, the painting suggests that our ideas of Heaven and Hell might not be separate places at all, but rather two sides of the same reality.
acrylic on canvas
120cm x 80 cm
Titel “heaven or hell?”
The painting "Heaven or Hell?" immediately asks the viewer a direct question.
This piece is designed to create doubt, forcing you to wonder: Are the two fragmented figures suspended in a beautiful Heaven, or are they trapped in a painful Hell? Is the ultimate destination simply a matter of perspective, suggesting that Heaven and Hell are one and the same?
The entire scene takes place among textured red clouds, deliberately challenging the typical image of paradise. This red setting is unsettling and makes you question the nature of the figures’ destination. With the figures caught between freedom and confinement, the painting suggests that our ideas of Heaven and Hell might not be separate places at all, but rather two sides of the same reality.
acrylic on canvas
120cm x 80 cm
