Jovan Srijemac (1962) - Back to the past

by Jovan Srijemac · Heerenveen, NL

Unique abstract large painting with total canvas size (with extra white edges) 105 x 150 x 01 cm. Work was painted in 2025. Painting will be sent rolled up, without stretcher frame. Once mounted on the frame, the canvas size (image) is: 95 x 140 x 2 cm. For information: For buyers from NL who want to pick up the painting themselves, it is possible in consultation and for a fee to get the canvas stretched on the stretcher frame. In this work, I released my deepest emotions, resulting in bold colors and powerful brush strokes crossing each other in a dynamic dance. Through the chaos, a sense of harmony emerges. This painting gives a good feeling and relaxation. Every morning when you look at this painting, your day becomes more beautiful. 'Feel good today' Work is painted with a palette knife using acrylic paint, and 'drip technique' Action painting on XXL canvas. The paint is applied expressively and with much dynamism on the canvas. Varnished, and with a certificate of authenticity. The dynamism, expression, and freedom of the artist's artistic expression are clearly visible Original, very unique abstract expressionist work by Dutch professional/contemporary artist (since early 1980) Jovan Srijemac (1962). ..This work fits well in a modern interior or office space. Condition of the work is excellent, varnished, with a certificate of authenticity The chaos of ideas that have arisen in my mind, the inner robbed energy, wants to come out like a volcano and thus becomes an explosion and a symphony of colors on the canvas, framed with matter, figures, faces, or an abstract composition. From the unconscious, often chaotic and explosive application of paint on the canvas, arise: initially unplanned figures, objects, portraits, or an abstract composition. Like the unplanned conception of a child: birth, growing up, to personality formation and its life. Often unplanned conceived, we are born, grow up, and we are all framed in the body, our frame, but each is unique in its own way.'