The painting Rouge et Noir is an expression of the artist’s personal engagement with social and political issues – rooted in the experience of growing up in a world marked by tension, inequality, and systemic injustice. It is a work of great intensity – both visual and emotional. The dominant red and black color scheme, loaded with symbolism of revolt and dissent, becomes a vehicle for protesting against social inequality and the breakdown of communal ideals. This is a painterly act of resistance – a gesture born from the desire for freedom and justice.
The composition is expressive, based on strong color contrasts and dynamic, sweeping gestures. Movement, tension, and trembling forms all convey emotional weight and determination. Painting becomes here a space of protest – raw, unpretentious, and grounded in personal experience and deep social awareness.
Rouge et Noir records a stance that refuses passivity and chooses action – through art as well.