Circus Moira Orfei. The entrance for the tigers 1995

Alfred Freddy Krupa made 'Circus Moira Orfei. The entrance for the tigers' in 1995 with ink on paper. The drawing feels immediate, like a snapshot, but also a little wonky, in a good way. It reminds me that art is often about capturing a feeling more than a perfect image. Look at how the ink bleeds a bit around the lines, especially in the foreground. It gives a sense of depth, like the circus is emerging from the ground itself. There's a vulnerability in the exposed lines that I admire. It’s like the work of Cy Twombly or even a little bit Guston, but with its own raw energy. The way he captures the light and shadow with just a few strokes is really impressive. It's a reminder that art is an ongoing conversation, with each artist adding their voice to the mix.