My First Steps in the Hell 1947

"My First Steps in the Hell" (1947) by Hungarian artist Endre Rozsda (1913-1999) is an abstract oil painting that evokes a sense of chaos and unease. The composition is dominated by a swirling mass of vibrant colors and forms, with a prominent blue and turquoise element at the top. The use of thick, impasto brushstrokes adds to the feeling of texture and depth. Rozsda's work often explored themes of psychological and existential turmoil, and "My First Steps in the Hell" reflects this interest in the human condition. This painting exemplifies Rozsda’s abstract style, which was influenced by the surrealist movement.