Sulfur-like Wall Canvas Print

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This piece holds a certain air about it that is hard to describe but yet has a deep emotion about it. It was hard to title and I'm not particularly fond of what I came up with.

Christophe Ennis is an outsider artist with a fauvist palette, expressing a visionary view of a perilous and futile future that reflects the dichotomy of beauty in nature and it's vicious unforgiving horrors. Using automatism and surrealist abstraction with organic shapes, he commonly finds cephalopod-like and bird-like anthropomorphic creatures, defining them within his compositions. He is compelled toward these reoccurring creatures and finding their meaning in the worlds he creates. His organic abstract landscapes often exhibit horror vacui and tessellations of imaginary creatures, animals, the female form, macabre imagery, and nature in compositions that flow with illusive definition. As the images crowd and overlap they distort and...