Yossi Kotler, The Realm of Jupiter.

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Mixed media on canvas

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

In 'The Realm of Jupiter' by Yossi Kotler, a captivating sense of mystery and cosmic wonder unfolds through a masterful interplay of dark, rich colors. The painting features a side...

In "The Realm of Jupiter" by Yossi Kotler, a captivating sense of mystery and cosmic wonder unfolds through a masterful interplay of dark, rich colors. The painting features a side profile of a woman whose face is rendered in monochrome, standing in stark contrast to the intense dark tones of purple and striking red that envelop the canvas. This composition exudes an air of enigmatic allure, drawing the viewer into the depths of a celestial and introspective world.

The juxtaposition of the woman's monochromatic visage against the opulent, otherworldly backdrop evokes a sense of duality and intrigue. "The Realm of Jupiter" seems to invite contemplation of the timeless interplay between the individual and the vast, cosmic forces that surround us. The dark colors and the subtle sense of cosmic symbolism in the title transport us to a realm where earthly boundaries blur, allowing us to explore the complex relationship between human identity and the greater universe. Kotler's painting is a testament to the power of art to spark introspection and transcendence, encouraging us to explore the boundless depths of our own existence.

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Yossi Kotler b. 1965

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