Drawing with the wild boar's tooth: Birches 2017

Alfred Freddy Krupa's 2017 work, "Drawing with the wild boar's tooth: Birches," is a minimalist ink drawing that evokes the visual essence of birch trees. Krupa's signature style of black ink on white paper is evident in the artwork's stark contrast and expressive lines. The simplified forms of the "birches" suggest both the delicate and sturdy nature of the trees, echoing the symbolic meaning of resilience and renewal often associated with birches. The drawing is notable for its use of minimal detail, emphasizing the overall shape and gesture of the subject matter. This minimalist approach to art reflects a fascination with the natural world and Krupa's exploration of its simplified representation.