Dead See 1960

"Dead Sea" is a 1960 painting by the German-born, Swedish artist Abdul Mati Klarwein, known for his distinctive, psychedelic style. The artwork depicts a desolate landscape of mountains and a body of water, possibly the Dead Sea, with the artist's signature detail of floating human faces superimposed on the natural scene. Klarwein's work often explores themes of spirituality and human consciousness, using vibrant colors and surreal imagery to evoke a dreamlike and meditative state. The faces in "Dead Sea" appear partially obscured and ethereal, reflecting the artist's fascination with the subconscious and the interplay between reality and perception.