Mutantilation 2016

Robert Sammelin made this artwork ‘Mutantilation’ in the 20th century using graphic lines and bold colours. I can just imagine Robert Sammelin hunched over this piece, a kind of dance between intention and accident, the lines and colours all part of an emerging horror movie world. Look at the ghostly figure looming over the city! The red eyes burn into your soul, demanding your attention. The palette shifts from warm oranges and reds to cooler blues and purples. This contrast creates a kind of tension, a visual push-and-pull that keeps you hooked. The artist really knows how to grab your attention. It feels like a wild experiment, pushing the boundaries of graphic art. Each mark, each color choice, feels deliberate yet spontaneous. This poster reminds me that painting is not about perfection, but rather about the raw, unfiltered expression of the creative process.