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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
The combination of the aggressive red tone, the rough spatula texture, and the burned cut in the center directly expresses the titular "rage." The applied paint conveys energy, urgency, and unrest, while the hole can be interpreted as a gesture of destruction: The rage literally eats its way through the painting.
The lettering "WUT" reinforces the message both in content and form – the dark, ponderous letters appear as if scratched into the surface,… almost like a scream that has materialized. Through the combination of writing and destruction, the work transcends pure painting and becomes a performative act: The emotion is not merely depicted, but physically inscribed in the act of painting and burning.
David Söllner, a trained primary school teacher, expresses himself through painting and photography. By dealing with colours, materials and motifs, he creates a symbiosis between everyday experiences and the search for the extraordinary. His works are a kaleidoscope of positive colour compositions, darker moods or a dynamic mixture of both elements that reflect his mental journey and the crossing of his own boundaries. This creates an authentic world of feelings that vividly captures the fusion of imagination and reality.