The landscape of my mind 2017

This is "The Landscape of My Mind" by Alfred Freddy Krupa, created with ink on paper, and what a mind it is. It feels like a quick sketch, all done in one go; a flurry of black lines, heavy with ink, almost exploding off the white paper. You can see the artist moving quickly, spontaneously deciding where to put each line, each shape, a little here, a little there. It's as if Krupa is trying to capture a fleeting thought, a memory, or maybe just the pure feeling of being alive. I can imagine him standing there, pen in hand, lost in his own world, letting his subconscious take over. The landscape is all jumbled up; the trees are not really trees, the hills not really hills, but it's a real place, a real feeling. And that's the magic of painting, isn't it? It's not about depicting reality, but about creating something new, something that comes from within. And who knows, maybe it'll spark something in you, too.