Devil in Roses 2 (Triptych)

Material:x The triptych is painted in acrylic on canvas. The artist combines expressive brushwork with layered applications of color, creating contrasts between dense painterly passages and softer translucent areas. Object: The three panels form a unified composition. Two canvases depict roses and dense vegetation rendered in vivid reds, pinks, yellows and deep greens. The central panel presents a dramatic monochrome face with distorted, horn-like features. The floral motifs and the figurative image create a visual dialogue between organic growth and psychological tension. Concept: Devil in Roses 1 (Triptych) explores the coexistence of beauty and inner disturbance. The roses function as symbols of vitality, sensuality and emotional intensity, while the distorted face introduces a darker psychological dimension. Through the contrast of color and monochrome imagery, the artist reflects on duality within human experience — attraction and fear, tenderness and aggression, harmony and внутренний конфликт. The triptych structure emphasizes transformation and confrontation with hidden aspects of identity.

Devil in Roses 2 (Triptych) at Zeppel Inn