Using the classical medium of oil on canvas the technique vividly articulates originality and a modern statement. The work builds strong composition through the use of colour and form, recreating life situations into something tangible. Stories that tie together to repeatedly create a never ending conversation. Each work is a chapter, a state of mind a projection where colour, form, shadow and light are created seemingly separately, appearing to remain in their place, but they are in the end explicitly and inevitably drawn together. At the edges we can see the culmination, where the light, shadow and colours join back together, dramatically into what is interpreted as infinity. But we are offered hope and we can see where the light starts to leak in through the cracks escaping back onto the canvas, completing the story of totality, comfort and understanding.
The original philosophy behind the works is to show how to disappear and how to survive the few moments of life, driving ourselves into realising our emotions from the freaky connections we have with the material world.
The Philosophy of Otto Farkas: Visual Artist
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