Dissection d'un paysage 

"Dissection d'un paysage" by Jaroslav Serpan is a dense landscape of intricate, organic forms set against a dark, almost abyssal background. The composition is dominated by two prominent figures, their bodies constructed from a tapestry of textural details in ochre, red, and hints of blue. The title suggests a deconstruction, a revealing of underlying structures. Serpan's use of form destabilizes our conventional understanding of landscape. Instead of a serene vista, we're confronted with something visceral, a raw dissection that exposes the inner workings of nature. The spiky protrusions, the layered textures—they challenge the traditional aesthetic notions of beauty and harmony. Instead, Serpan presents us with a vision that embraces complexity and perhaps even a degree of discomfort. This approach, in essence, invites us to see beyond the surface, engaging with the deeper, sometimes unsettling truths of the natural world. It's a landscape not merely observed, but dissected and critically examined.