The painting is a complex series of images reflecting on the polluting impact of humanity on the environment and one way of avoiding it is to recycle. Or rather, that the possibility of this and the fate of our planet is in our hands alone.
Csmstyle talks about his work
The idea
For me personally, it's an important thing, also because it's important for all of humanity to understand the symbiosis with the planet that we should live in. And if I have an opportunity in my life to express it in such a spectacular and unique way, to show it to the world, if I can awaken the mind of a single person with a painting, then it is almost my duty to use this format of art to do so. I feel that way.
Incidentally, the site I was commissioned from is an environmentally conscious farm, and the building itself is an OCSU (residual debris from the cleaning of threshed grain) storage facility, which is used to fire a carbon neutral boiler to heat the buildings and leave as little pollution in the world as possible. I think my picture has chosen the right place for itself.
The message
The message is relatively clear. I like direct representation, I leave little to people's imagination, it's good if they see what I want to convey. I hope I have achieved that. But now for the explanatory part:
The polluted factories with their heaps of rubbish and setting sun are a symbol of destruction that can only be avoided by a path, a path that is in our hands, a path that we can take towards a greener direction through reuse and awareness. The female face is a kind of earth mother symbol, with one eye watching in awe as we work for a better future, and the other eye shedding tears of the environment through a waterfall. Finally, the last detail of the image is a globe in a lush green environment, suggesting that we can make this world livable in our own hands. Everything depends on our choices and the hand is a symbol of our actions.
Execution
The image was conceived, designed and executed by myself, based on my own unique idea. However, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Montana Colors Hungary for recommending me to the client. High five, and thanks again!
The total surface area was 48 square metres, which took about 50 hours to paint.
The painting is located in an automated pig farm in Jászberény.
It's an interesting place, because it's so clean and tidy that you don't often see in a person's home, even though it's a pig farm 😀 - says the artist.
