title. EYE MESS
date. 2017
city. Brazil
size. acrylic and mixed media on canvas 31"x47"
Details
Eye Mess is a deeply personal piece that I created during my battle with a debilitating eye illness. Using textured paints and organic materials, I sought to deepen the sensory experience and explore the transformational power of art as both therapy and self-expression. Despite my physical limitations, this work reflects my passion and resilience, demonstrating how art transcends the constraints of the body and mind.
Through Eye Mess, I reflect on themes of decay and regeneration, both in nature and human experiences. The dynamic, gestural brushstrokes and layered, eroded textures evoke a landscape where existence feels like a magnificent yet tumultuous flux—an ever-changing tableau that mirrors my personal revelations and the universal cycle of life. For me, this piece is a testament to the limitless ocean of consciousness and the infinite potential we all possess, transcending time, space, and physical impairments.
"For so many times I have wanted to see out of my eyes."
