Mixed Media on Old Paper, 2020, 38 x 42,5 CM

Abstract portrait with dual identity
This mixed media painting by Mart Visser Artwork shows two heads next to each other, related, mirroring, but not identical. The figures seem connected, as if they are having an inner dialogue or representing two sides of the same personality. Are they twins, lovers, or rather alter egos in one body? This open interpretation is characteristic of Visser's working method, in which intuition, layering and emotional expressiveness are central. Instead of a pre-conceived plan, Visser is guided by form, colour and feeling. The result is an intriguing and suggestive work that raises questions and encourages reflection. The heads are painted in warm earth tones, rust brown, copper and soft orange shades, which gives the work an intimate, almost melancholic atmosphere. Some lines are sharp, almost graphic, while other shapes blur or dissolve into the background. This alternation creates an exciting rhythm and a visual layering in which the viewer always discovers something new. The painting moves between abstraction and figuration, between recognition and alienation, a field of tension that invites deeper contemplation.

Mart Visser art: raw, layered and expressive
Mart Visser's signature is clearly visible: raw and unpolished, but always with a sensitive undertone. In this work he combines mixed media techniques with subtle color gradients, resulting in an almost tangible structure. The figures seem to emerge from the canvas and disappear again, like memories or feelings that come and go. This visual transience emphasizes the psychological depth of the work. This abstract portrait is perfect for an interior in which art plays an active role, as a dialogue partner, eye-catcher and source of inspiration. A timeless and penetrating work of art with character and emotional depth.