Jealousy

„Jealousy“ distils a singular emotion into visual intensity. The composition emerges from a luminous yellow ground, radiating with almost aggressive brightness. Across this luminous surface, deep reds and burnt oranges erupt in gestural marks, creating visual turbulence and discord, crafted through multiple layers of color, allied over and over again.

Black lines traverse the composition with jagged, uncontrolled energy, functioning as visual manifestations of emotional disruption. These marks lack refinement or geometric intention, instead capturing the chaotic interior state that jealousy produces. The interplay between the glowing yellow and the sharp reds suggest the simultaneous brightness and toxicity of envious feeling.

The work does not aestheticize jealousy but rather renders it visceral. The colour relationships feel destabilizing, the mark-making urgent and compulsive. There is no resolution or beauty offered, only the raw translation of an emotion that consumes and distorts perception. „Jealousy“ functions as a psychological portrait, making internal turbulence tangible through colour and gesture.