OUT OF THE BLUE “Out of the Blue” is a unique artwork crafted on a narrow wooden board discovered on the street. This piece features a woman’s portrait inspired by the song ‘If I Ruled the World’ by the Fugees. The portrait is overlayed with abstract graffiti lettering spelling

PERSEUS Perseus received a shining shield from Athena, a sharp sword and winged sandals from Hermes. With these gifts he defeated the feared Gorgon Medusa by just looking at her reflection in the shield and beheaded her. He freed with medusas head the enchanting Andromeda from a seamonster. The

MEDUSA Medusa is a character from Greek mythology, a Gorgon with snakes for hair. Gazing at her, turns people into stone. Perseus defeated her, using her severed head as a weapon. Medusa is a symbol of monstrous beauty in art and literature. The painting shows Medusa in a photorealistic

ANDROMEDA Andromeda is a character from Greek mythology. She is the wife of Perseus and the daughter of Cepheus. Due to her mother’s arrogance, Andromeda was to be sacrificed to a sea monster associated with Poseidon. She was tied to a rock, but Perseus rescued her. The painting shows

HERMES Hermes in ancient Greek religion and mythology considered the herald of the gods. Hermes provides Perseus with winged sandals. With these gift Perseus was able to defeat the Gorgon Medusa. The painting shows Hermes head in a photorealistic vivid color style twisted with graffiti letters in the background.

The oil painting shows a close-up of Zeus’s head, rendered with sculptural details, against a background of dynamic graffiti lettering. The composition combines classic images with modern, urban influences, creating a striking contrast of vibrant blue tones and abstract elements. Oil and spraypaint on 350g/m2 stretched canvas in a