Jovan Srijemac (1962) - Lucky man - (XXL)

Unique abstract expressionist large painting with total large canvas size (with extra white borders) 120 x 105 x 01 cm. Work was painted in 2026. The painting is shipped rolled, without a stretcher. Once mounted on the frame, the canvas size (image) 110 x 95 x 2 cm.

In this work I released my deepest emotions, causing bold colors and dynamic color additions on canvas to cross each other in a dynamic dance. Through the chaos a sense of harmony arises.

Paint is applied with a palette knife on canvas - with acrylic paint on XXL canvas. Varnished, and with a certificate of authenticity.

For info: For buyers from the Netherlands who want to pick up the painting themselves, it is possible in consultation and for a fee to have the canvas stretched onto the stretcher frame.

The dynamics, expression and freedom of the artist's expression are clearly visible. This work fits well in a modern interior or office space. The condition of the work is excellent, varnished, with a certificate of authenticity.

Original, very unique abstract expressionist work by Dutch professional/contemporary artist (since the early 1980s) Jovan Srijemac (1962). In more than 40 years as an artist, Jovan has sold his work worldwide to private individuals, art collectors and companies. Also in his long career as an artist he has exhibited at various Art Fairs. Jovan works 7 days a week, in his own Art Studio / Gallery in the Netherlands.

The chaos of ideas that have arisen in my head, the inner stripped energy, wants that, like a volcano, to come out and become an explosion and a symphony of colors on the canvas, framed with matter, figures, faces or an abstract composition.

From the unconscious, often chaotic and explosive application of paint on the canvas, arise: initially unplanned figures, objects, portraits or an abstract composition. As in the unplanned conception of a child: birth, growing up, to personality formation and his life. Often unintentionally conceived, we are born, grow up, and we are all framed in the body, our frame, but each is unique in its own way.