Untitled 

This untitled painting by Marin Gherasim presents a striking composition dominated by bold red hues against a muted green backdrop. The brushwork is expressive, with visible strokes that build up the form. The overall texture feels raw and immediate. The interplay between the shapes generates visual tension and challenges our perception. The red form on the left resembles an organic shape, perhaps a wing or a stylized figure, but any figurative reading is destabilized by the composition. It appears constrained against the green backdrop, which pushes it against geometric shapes, and introduces a sense of unease, challenging fixed meanings. The red suggests a space of intensity, emotion, or even confinement. Ultimately, the work remains open-ended, inviting us to reconsider how forms interact and how color shapes our emotional landscape. It exists not as a static object but as a dynamic site of potential interpretations.