Pilot #1 explores the absurdity and brilliance of human existence — a hauntingly surreal portrait of a figure whose skull is laid bare, exhaling smoke into a neon haze. With bold strokes, a slick palette of acid green, and stark contrast between the skeletal face and the shadowed body, this piece delves into the idea of identity, mortality, and what it means to be.
Painted in rich acrylics with expressive, gestural energy, this work draws you into an internal monologue wrapped in sarcasm and existentialism. It's both striking and contemplative — a bold statement piece for any collector interested in contemporary surrealism or modern portraiture.
Size 12 x 16 inches
Pilot #1 explores the absurdity and brilliance of human existence — a hauntingly surreal portrait of a figure whose skull is laid bare, exhaling smoke into a neon haze. With bold strokes, a slick palette of acid green, and stark contrast between the skeletal face and the shadowed body, this piece delves into the idea of identity, mortality, and what it means to be.
Painted in rich acrylics with expressive, gestural energy, this work draws you into an internal monologue wrapped in sarcasm and existentialism. It's both striking and contemplative — a bold statement piece for any collector interested in contemporary surrealism or modern portraiture.
Size 12 x 16 inches
