FEAR

As usual, the process of creating this painting was a search for forms, colors, composition, and details — without any preconceived ideas, concepts, let alone references. The artist's style is a search, an impulse, and improvisation, which is why this work, like many previous ones, carries pure emotion. The central figure of the painting's narrative is a symbolic embodiment of the primary human feeling rooted in the subconscious of every individual — fear. The artist has given fear the appearance of a mad creature with a moon-like face, terrifying with its evil, burning gaze and insane smile. The narrative also includes a reference to the nuclear threat — one of the greatest fears living in billions of people.