Soulflowers 

Janos Mattis-Teutsch created ‘Soulflowers’ by using a dynamic arrangement of vivid colours and abstract forms on canvas. It appears to pulse with an inner life. The painting is organized through a series of overlapping geometric and biomorphic shapes. Notice how the artist employs a limited, yet vibrant palette—pinks, greens, blues, and oranges—to create a sense of depth and movement. The interplay between these colours generates a visual rhythm, guiding the eye through the composition. This abstraction operates on a symbolic level, using simplified forms and colours to convey emotional and spiritual states. The structure challenges fixed forms, suggesting a world in constant flux. ‘Soulflowers’ invites us to consider how art can transcend representational accuracy, and instead engage with the deeper structures of feeling and being.