Hamelink - Feel to0 much

This original artwork by Bart Hamelink, titled Feel Too Much, is a powerful and emotionally charged painting about sensitivity, vulnerability, and the intensity of human emotions. At the center of the composition is a large, expressive figure with a prominent red heart on his chest. His large eyes, uncomfortable smile, and dark silhouette give him a vulnerable, almost lost appearance. Around him stand smaller figures, also adorned with small hearts, who together tell a special and personal story. The words “Feel Too Much” at the top of the painting form the core of the work. They refer to people who experience everything intensely, who are deeply touched by events, and sometimes struggle to give their feelings a place. The large red heart symbolizes love, empathy, and emotional openness. At the same time, the painting shows how vulnerable someone can be when feelings are constantly at the forefront. The smaller figures can be seen as a reflection of the people around us, or of the different facets of ourselves. The soft pink background provides a striking contrast to the rough black brushstrokes and the bold red accents. The consciously imperfect figures, spontaneous lines, and almost childish drawing style give the work the recognizable, expressive look of Hamelink. Feel Too Much is a painting about the strength and vulnerability of sensitivity. It reminds us that feeling a lot can be difficult, but at the same time something valuable and human. The painting is created with acrylic paint on canvas and is a unique, original artwork, not a reproduction or print. The work is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Note: The interior photos are purely mood images and show how the artwork can come into its own in a modern interior. Colors may differ slightly from the original due to lighting and photography. Because of its size, the painting will be carefully rolled and securely packed in a sturdy, square shipping tube so it remains well protected during international transport. The artwork is delivered without the depicted frame and without the wooden strainers (stretcher) frame.

Schätzpreis:€900

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