This piece thrives on contradiction — on the tension that arises when colors clash rather than blend. That’s where real beauty often lies: in the slight incongruity, the bite of contrast, the imperfection. Just like with people — the wrinkles that tell stories, the asymmetry that adds character, the nose that’s maybe a little too big. And that’s exactly what makes it compelling.

I loved this painting from the start. And yet, I hesitated. Is it too loud? Too bold? Too wild? Am I crazy for liking it? Will others think I am? Should I aim for more harmony? These questions are part of the process. But in the end, it’s about making a decision. And mine was clear: I love it.

SCREAMING COLORS is raw, powerful, and unapologetically unpolished. A work that doesn’t ask for permission — it simply exists, intense and uncompromising.