Beneath Concrete Teeth,  oil on canvas 60 x 40 cm

The painting is highly dynamic, dominated by descending diagonal lines that guide the viewer’s eye through the composition and enhance the sense of movement. The scene is constructed within an open frame, suggesting that the action extends beyond what is immediately visible, creating the impression of an ongoing, unfolding event outside the boundaries of the canvas. This contributes to a dynamic and open composition, charged  energy.

From a chromatic perspective, the painting leans toward a predominantly cool palette. Although there are touches of warmer tones, the overall atmosphere is defined by cold blues and muted greys, reinforcing a sense of dampness, depth. The contrast between these cooler hues and the occasional warm accents adds visual interest and subtly emphasizes key elements within the scene.

The expressive brushwork and exaggerated forms further intensify the chaotic and almost grotesque character of the imagery, evoking a slightly unsettling environment.