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samuel de jong
tristan louis marsh
Red & White
Art
Linen, Mixed media
150 x 150 x 5 cm
A profound study of gravitational pull, Dejong layers texturized red pigments that spiral inward, transitioning into a blinding white center. The piece serves as a visual metaphor for the point where space and time merge into infinite density, echoing the raw power of a black hole's core.
Samuel De Jong is a Dutch artist whose background in medicine informs his exploration of nature, time, and spirituality. His work transforms organic forms into meditations on transformation, harmony, and the cycles of life.
