MUDDY MIND IN GREEN

Muddy Mind in Green by Susanna Özbek, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm

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120 x 90 cm

Materials used:

Acrylic on Canvas

Muddy Mind in Green by Susanna Özbek, detail of the upper left

IDEA/CONCEPT

“Muddy Mind in Green” evokes the fluidity and complexity of thought. Layers of muted greens and soft whites merge, creating a sense of depth and introspection, as if diving into the mind’s layered reflections. The textured surface captures moments of clarity intertwined with fogginess, echoing the ebb and flow of mental clarity. This piece invites viewers to explore their own inner landscapes, finding beauty in both the moments of focus and the embrace of ambiguity.

Muddy Mind in Green by Susanna Özbek, detail of the lower left
Muddy Mind in Green by Susanna Özbek, detail of the lower right
Muddy Mind in Green by Susanna Özbek, close-up of the paint surface

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