The painting "Malcolm" by Michał Lenartowicz, known as Lenar, is a work that stands out for its strongly abstract form and expressive colors. The main figure, although resembling a face, is deformed and full of irregular lines, which gives it an expressive and dynamic character. Key elements: Colors: Intense shades of red, green, blue and black dominate the canvas. Strong contrasts between them create an impression of chaos and tension, and at the same time attract the viewer's attention. Form: The face is deconstructed, composed of multicolored, organic shapes. Sharp, angular fragments intertwine with fluid lines, giving the impression of movement and anxiety. Symbolism: The white, sharp elements on the head may symbolize horns or spikes, giving the character an intriguing and perhaps even slightly menacing appearance. It could be a metaphor for struggle, rebellion, or intense emotions. Style: The painting refers to abstract styles, with elements of cubism and expressionism. Instead of a realistic presentation, the author plays with form and color, creating an emotional message. The whole thing exudes intensity, and the deformed form and colorful accents suggest the complexity of the emotions or mental state of the person depicted in the painting. "Malcolm" is a work full of energy that encourages reflection and individual interpretation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Overall size:150x100cm The painting is signed on the back of the canvas Photos of the painting with the frame are for reference only Due to the size of the painting, the canvas will shipped rolled up