Cehennem Kapısı Print

Hell Gate Dimensions, Year: 70 x 100 cm, 2012 Technique: Yellow, red (22 and 24 carat) crushed gold, watercolor, acrylic paint, sepia and rapido ink were used on the acid-free paper painted with walnut shell. Artifacts: The inspiration of the work is 'Gates of Hell' exhibited by Auguste Rodin in Rodin Museum in Paris. The main source of inspiration for Rodin is the three volume poetry series Divine Comedy, which Chaos and Hopelessness are at the forefront. He created his own sense of Hell with inspiration from hell's skin. In this work, a series of movements of his sculptures are chosen and life itself is a hell; we are the individuals who try to make it good and struggle with it. The most important reason for not being depicted as a human figure is to hope that each sight can find a part of the demons (creature and genie) and find a connection between them. Muscle stress and deformation were highlighted in demons; miniature technique. Even though it is called thinking Hell, C he thinks that there is a good shelter in every bad looking and that believing is the main spark of that hope. Demon colors darkened and darkened as they struggled, the white color was represented by the struggle.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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