Original artwork description:

This oil painting is the embodiment of the artist's exploration of the perception of information warfare and the depths of human consciousness. Created at the intersection of childlike spontaneity and complex abstraction, it illustrates the distorted reality of the modern world, generated by technological progress and the era of post-truth.

The work was inspired by the contrast between the bright bursts of childhood imagination and the darker shades of adult reality. The artist strives to show how the true essence of events is often hidden behind a tempting façade created by media and digital illusions. The scene is filled with symbols that are both compelling and confusing, raising questions about what is real and what is merely a projection of our fears and desires.

The artist hopes that his work will provoke reflection in viewers about the impact of the digital era on our perception of the world. The painting is intended to encourage us to think about how information warfare shapes our perception of reality, creating a new layer of abstraction and uncertainty in our everyday existence.

The artist chose a theme and style to blur the traditional boundaries between the real and the virtual, creating a battlefield of ideas and perceptions on canvas. War here does not have a specific appearance: it can be hidden in the code of a computer program or played out on television screens.

This picture is an invitation to a world where every piece of information can be distorted and taken out of context. The artist hopes that his work will help viewers understand the impact of virtual wars on our everyday reality and will lead to understanding the disturbing picture of the world that we create with every choice and action.

Materials used:

oil paints, linseed oil, brushes, varnish

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