Yossi Kotler, Feel the Power.

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Mixed media on canvas

120 x 89 x 5 cm
47 1/4 x 35 x 2 in

In 'Feel the Power' by Yossi Kotler, the artist presents an abstract portrait that resonates with vibrant energy and emotional depth. The piece invites viewers to explore the rich complexity...

In "Feel the Power" by Yossi Kotler, the artist presents an abstract portrait that resonates with vibrant energy and emotional depth. The piece invites viewers to explore the rich complexity of the human experience through a unique fusion of mixed media techniques. At the heart of the composition, a woman's visage emerges, but it's the portrayal of her hair that truly captivates. Kotler uses a dynamic interplay of brush strokes and a rich spectrum of colors to fashion a mesmerizing, kaleidoscopic hairstyle.

The abstract rendering of the woman's hair serves as a powerful metaphor for the multifaceted nature of human identity and emotion. The amalgamation of colors and brushwork conveys a sense of dynamism, emotion, and the ever-changing essence of the self. "Feel the Power" invites viewers to delve into the inner realm of the subject and to appreciate the beauty and complexity that resides within every individual. Through this abstract exploration, Yossi Kotler encapsulates the essence of human power and resilience, reminding us that our strength lies in our individuality and the kaleidoscope of experiences that shape us.

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Yossi Kotler 1965

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