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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
With this powerful acrylic painting, I wanted to capture the raw rage and destructive force of a monster unleashing an apocalyptic explosion upon the city. The intense colors and realistic style create a menacing, electrifying atmosphere. This work brings tension and dramatic energy to any room, conveying a sense of primal power and, at the same time, the fragile vulnerability of our world.
Hans-Gerd Wolfgarten works as a painter and photographer, drawing on a rich background in advertising, event and sports marketing, as well as extensive collaborations with international artists. His works are characterized by a critical, socially engaged style; he addresses topics such as the 2021 floods, climate change, and political controversies with a direct, often Banksy-inspired visual language. His works challenge the viewer to confront uncomfortable truths and convey a blend of thoughtfulness, hope, and haunting urgency.
Website: www.wolfgartenart.de