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Expressionism emerged in the early 20th century as a reaction against the realistic depiction of the world. Rather than painting what they saw, artists sought to express what they felt.

Expressionism knows no laws. Bold colours, distorted forms, and energetic brushwork became important tools for conveying emotion, mood and personal experience.

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''Pop Icons: Marilyn'' by 🔥

Published as we approach the 100th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth in 2026, this piece offers a contemporary reflection on a figure whose image continues to inspire people around the world.

In “Pop Icons: Marilyn”, Nemo Jantzen revisits one of the most recognizable faces in popular culture. By fragmenting and reconstructing Marilyn Monroe’s portrait, he transforms a familiar image into a dynamic composition that shifts between recognition and abstraction.

The work explores how icons are shaped by memory, mediaand perception. As viewers move around the artwork, new details appear, creating a constantly changing visual experience that reflects Marilyn’s enduring presence in popular culture.

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