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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
19.7x39.4in
About this artwork
The last little bit
The terrible force,
the great suffering –
it will pass,
gets smaller.
But it pulls me down,
takes my breath away,
takes everything from me,
what I am.
I don't want to exist anymore.
But -
the last will,
the last hope,
the last life,
even the last pain,
the last suffering –
the last little bit
forms itself.
It gives life to itself,
breathes
and fights.
Because the great force
became a storm –
and the storm…
has only just begun.
I don't know,
whether the country will ever be reached.
But the country
is already in sight.
And I don't know,
whether the last little bit
is ready
to enter the country –
because then
must it die
and more will be added.
Stanislaw Markwart (Amaduyus) works as a painter, drawing on profound existential experiences that shape his inner world and identity. With psychic expressionism and surreal symbolism, he creates multifaceted, mosaic-like compositions full of intuitively placed organic lines and fragile structures. His works are like visual diaries of the psyche, hovering between narrative enigma and contemplative stillness. Amaduyus does not seek to offer explanations with his paintings, but rather to initiate a tentative dialogue—about pain, beauty, and the fragile limits of human perception.