Amorphous 2021

Alfred Freddy Krupa made this black ink artwork, Amorphous, which is 50 by 71 cm, on paper. It's like the residue of an action, a dance. You know, when you get into the studio and start flinging paint around and things just happen? I imagine Krupa here, lost in the moment, making a series of fast, impulsive marks. Look at how the ink pools and splatters, creating these delicate textures and unpredictable patterns. He’s pushing the boundaries of the medium, letting the ink do its thing, almost surrendering control. I see a kind of freedom in this act, a willingness to embrace chance and accident. There is a tension between control and letting go. It's not about perfection or precision, but about capturing a fleeting moment of energy. The interplay between the black ink and the white paper creates a dynamic rhythm, full of movement and life. It’s as if the artist is inviting us to participate in the process, to complete the picture with our own interpretations and associations.