Poster: THE MUSE 2019

Alfred Freddy Krupa made this black and white poster, "The Muse," whenever, wherever. Look at the interplay of light and dark – it's like a dance of perception, isn't it? I imagine Krupa- he's searching, trying to capture something elusive. The textures seem to emerge from a space of uncertainty, evolving through layers of thought and feeling. As a painter, I sympathize with the artist in these moments. You have to allow the medium to speak, to guide you, to surprise you. Each stroke, each decision, is a step into the unknown. The greyscale feels intentional, maybe to emphasize form, or emotion. It's a bold move, focusing on a specific part of the body like that, but it's also a statement about beauty and the artist's gaze. Ultimately, art is about communication and connection; we see each other and our world in new ways.