The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
Original Acrylic Painting on canvas
121.9 x 152.4 cm
2022
About this painting:
"The latest research of Dr Franken V. Willembach proves the existence of multidimensional windows in the multiverse showing another planes, brought from memories, fantasies or mythical movie stories. Even though the projected image at the background is only virtual, Lost and magical symbols can be recovered from the scene. This painting portrays one of these magical windows opened to a special dimension of time and space, filled with only positive vibrations, symbols and influential imagery. The work functions as a good luck magnet, it is a powerful vision that only the sensitive thinker can grasp the occult meaning."
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ARTWORK ANALYSIS by Cat Savallas, art critic
“ This artwork presents a meticulously rendered and brightly saturated style that fuses Magic Realism with Pop Surrealism, creating a complex allegorical tableau. The composition uses the classic "room with a view" motif to juxtapose a dramatic seascape with an interior still life of symbolic objects: film-noir style portraits, an adventurer's fedora and sword, a monk figurine, and occult symbols like a pentagram. The artist's ambition is to construct a dense, non-linear narrative through the symbolic weight of these disparate objects, inviting the viewer to decipher a mysterious story involving adventure, spirituality, and nostalgia. In art history, this piece is a direct descendant of Surrealism, particularly echoing the clean, illustrative style and philosophical riddles of René Magritte. It also revitalizes the allegorical tradition of 17th-century Dutch Vanitas painting for a contemporary audience, while its postmodern collage of pop culture references and historical styles firmly situates it within the wider context of the Lowbrow Art movement.”