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Blood on the dance floor (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Paolo KOZMA
155 x 352 x 2cm (unframed)
£2,596.23
Original artwork description
“Blood on the dance floor” was created during a live performance , in direct dialogue with theatrical script, the music of Rammstein, and the charged presence of an audience.
The surface becomes a field of raw encounter, where gesture replaces deliberation and the body itself transforms into the primary instrument—the brush.
What emerges is pure emotion—unfiltered, unrepeatable, and deeply physical. The painting stands as a unique imprint of a singular moment, where instinct, sound, and story converged through the artist’s body into an image of striking intensity and power.
Vertical torrents of red dominate the composition, evoking both rupture and vitality, like a pulse made visible. These intense passages are intersected by darker, almost skeletal linear forms that suggest structure, tension, and the fragile architecture of the human condition. Earthy tones and fluid marks expand outward, grounding the piece while preserving its immediacy and unpredictability.
There is a visceral sense of movement throughout—the traces of action are not concealed but emphasized. Drips, splashes, and abrupt directional shifts capture the rhythm of the performance, echoing the influence of music and narrative as they unfold in real time. The work resists refinement in favor of authenticity; it is not constructed, but released.
As a performer artist with good skills contemporary dance, I start from my body as a brush. I treat painting as an unique live performative event.
My paintings are large pure emotions in motion.
Materials used:
acrylic
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 155 x 352 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#large#contemporary art#live painting#dance painting#emotional art#body painting#performance painting#modernt art#human brush#physical painting
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Original artwork description
“Blood on the dance floor” was created during a live performance , in direct dialogue with theatrical script, the music of Rammstein, and the charged presence of an audience.
The surface becomes a field of raw encounter, where gesture replaces deliberation and the body itself transforms into the primary instrument—the brush.
What emerges is pure emotion—unfiltered, unrepeatable, and deeply physical. The painting stands as a unique imprint of a singular moment, where instinct, sound, and story converged through the artist’s body into an image of striking intensity and power.
Vertical torrents of red dominate the composition, evoking both rupture and vitality, like a pulse made visible. These intense passages are intersected by darker, almost skeletal linear forms that suggest structure, tension, and the fragile architecture of the human condition. Earthy tones and fluid marks expand outward, grounding the piece while preserving its immediacy and unpredictability.
There is a visceral sense of movement throughout—the traces of action are not concealed but emphasized. Drips, splashes, and abrupt directional shifts capture the rhythm of the performance, echoing the influence of music and narrative as they unfold in real time. The work resists refinement in favor of authenticity; it is not constructed, but released.
As a performer artist with good skills contemporary dance, I start from my body as a brush. I treat painting as an unique live performative event.
My paintings are large pure emotions in motion.
Materials used:
acrylic
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 155 x 352 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#large#contemporary art#live painting#dance painting#emotional art#body painting#performance painting#modernt art#human brush#physical painting