The Hyde's AsylumPortrait anonyme XVIII

The Hyde's Asylum is a desire to create whose red thread is the impact of contrast, a clash of colours in which pink is a major colour, the dialogue between black and white, placidity and rage. A confrontation of multiple unconventional techniques is created during a painting to propose images that are surrealist and that want to be emotionally centered around the portrait and its interpretation. Highlight the visible and hidden part of things, the message is often in the movement and violence of the stab wound and accentuated in a single detail of expression. The images are simultaneously dark and disturbing, beautiful and repulsive, with various unattractive techniques used to denature and reinterpret images that openly defy assumptions of current beauty.