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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
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39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
Epiphany of the Blue Abyss (2023)
Series: The Material Blue Fire · 60 × 60 cm
In Epiphany of the Blue Abyss, I explore the origin of the Material Blue Fire within my artistic language, Chromanarrativism. Blue functions as a field of pressure and depth, while matter registers tension, friction, and containment.
I don't depict a landscape or a literal emotion. The abyss appears as a state: a space before the rupture, where energy is not yet released.… Color ceases to be decorative and becomes narrative, and each layer preserves the memory of the process.
Born in Austria in 1971, JOWU transformed his life into a work of art. After restoring an ancient castle, he found refuge and truth in painting. A self-taught artist, he developed Chromanarrativism: a pictorial practice where color ceases to be merely decorative and becomes a vehicle for conveying states of being, tension, and transformation.
International MBA from IMC Krems (Austria) with studies in New York, speaks German, English and Spanish.
Currently, her work is represented and promoted exclusively by the Susana García Castillo gallery in Roquetas de Mar (Spain), from where her exhibitions and the marketing of her works are managed.
From Spain, JOWU explores the border between reason and emotion, destruction and rebirth.