Yossi Kotler, Mix of Emotions.

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Mixed media on canvas

120 x 98 x 5 cm
47 1/4 x 38 5/8 x 2 in

In 'Mix of Emotions' by Yossi Kotler, a mesmerizing blend of light colors and abstract expressionism coalesce to form a striking portrait of a woman. Amidst the intricate layers of...

In "Mix of Emotions" by Yossi Kotler, a mesmerizing blend of light colors and abstract expressionism coalesce to form a striking portrait of a woman. Amidst the intricate layers of the abstract canvas, the face of the subject emerges, like a whisper in a sea of emotions. Kotler's skillful use of mixed media techniques allows the viewer to witness the delicate interplay between form and abstraction.

The title, "Mix of Emotions," aptly encapsulates the essence of the piece. The soft and ethereal color palette serves as a visual metaphor for the nuanced and ever-changing landscape of human emotions. Through the abstract composition, Yossi Kotler invites viewers to contemplate the intricate web of feelings that define our human experience, with the emerging face serving as a poignant reminder of the depth and complexity that lies beneath the surface of our emotions. "Mix of Emotions" is a captivating exploration of the human psyche, reminding us of the beauty and mystery that can be found within our innermost thoughts and feelings.

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Yossi Kotler 1965

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