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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x23.6in
About this artwork
The painting depicts a person who is not in a hurry, who can stand in peace, free himself from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, rest and reflect on his life in a wider context with the existence of the universe (hence the moon and stars).
He tries to understand his role, his being, not only with his mind, but also with his soul, in which higher wisdom (here symbolized by fish) is hidden.
Although he has already understood many things (that's… why the circle around his head is not a circle, but only a semicircle), he still thinks intensively about some of the philosophical questions of life (those are the fish swimming around the top of his head).
The fish he is holding in his hand means that he has just chosen one particular one of the many questions running through his mind to take a closer look at it, to examine it thoroughly, in detail.
The painting symbolizes a person's need to think about his life in peace, to search for his place and his mission in the world.
He tries to understand his role, his being, not only with his mind, but also with his soul, in which higher wisdom (here symbolized by fish) is hidden.
Although he has already understood many things (that's… why the circle around his head is not a circle, but only a semicircle), he still thinks intensively about some of the philosophical questions of life (those are the fish swimming around the top of his head).
The fish he is holding in his hand means that he has just chosen one particular one of the many questions running through his mind to take a closer look at it, to examine it thoroughly, in detail.
The painting symbolizes a person's need to think about his life in peace, to search for his place and his mission in the world.
Malasits Zsolt
Hungary
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
Zsolt Malasits, a sculptor and painter, embraces oil on canvas and handmade paper, merging his Hungarian origins with surrealism, abstract geometry, and cubism, pioneering the distinct 'Malasits style.' His technique defies classification, with a palpable touch of the surreal and abstract, interwoven with a unique geometric twist. Malasists' artworks resonate with harmony, urging viewers to pause, reflect, and find joy and balance in the spectrum of life.