Brutal Art

Thus, the exhibition showcases angels, demons, establishment figures, and even potatoes, using a unique visual language to delve into the human psyche, resulting in an outcome that can be unsettling, strange, or even amusing for some. Under the premise of not treating the artistic object as something sacred or purely decorative, Brutal Art is defined…

This exhibition presents a series of acrylic and spray paint works where the artist abandons classical conventions to explore a unique visual language. Guided by research and experimentation, Fesma brings to life a creative process that challenges established norms.

Drawing inspiration from figures like Basquiat, German Expressionism, and Pop Art, Fesma combines saturated colors, extreme contrasts, and bold symbolism to address contemporary societal issues. His critical and provocative approach not only questions political correctness but also invites viewers to reflect from uncomfortable and disruptive perspectives.

The collection features angels, demons, figures of power, and even unexpected elements like potatoes – all woven together into a deeply personal visual lexicon. Each work serves as a portal to the human psyche, eliciting emotions ranging from unease to curiosity to unexpected humor.

The result is an artistic experience that defies expectations and leaves an indelible mark on those courageous enough to engage with its content.