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Fight I

Julian Adrat

2025 • Germany • Acrylic on Canvas

47 x 39 in

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Julian Adrat

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Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 47.2x39.4in

About this artwork

This painting captures the moment in which history becomes iconic: Donald Trump, bleeding yet holding his head high, with his fist clenched and the United States flag waving behind him. The scene of the assassination attempt is captured in expressive colors and powerful structures that make the drama and energy immediately tangible.

The painting eschews smooth surfaces—instead, the canvas burns, scratches, and pulsates. Blue and red collide like… gunshots, yellow flares up like a beacon. What remains is an image of indomitable spirit: a wounded but undefeated human being, flanked by protection and danger, woven into the storm of history.

This is not a silent portrait, but a confession of the strength, the steadfastness and the symbolism of a moment that has become legendary beyond the political.

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Julian Adrat

Germany

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Featured in gallery curations
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Julian Adrat, a trained painter, creates expressive works through abstraction and portraiture using acrylics on canvas. Through a technique that combines the human with abstract elements, he reveals complex layers of identity and personality. His artwork exudes a haunting, profound exploration of the self and the human soul.

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