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Brutal Love (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Paolo KOZMA

73 x 183 x 2cm (unframed)

£766.94

Born in the heat of a live performance, BRUTAL LOVE is not painted—it’s unleashed.

Set against the raw pulse of “Je ne regrette rien” and driven by the industrial intensity of Rammstein, this piece captures a moment where control dissolves and instinct takes over.

The body becomes the brush. Movement becomes language. Every arc, slash, and splatter is a trace of breath, tension, and release—choreographed chaos turned into visual poetry. Black eruptions tear through soft iridescent layers, like love itself: violent, tender, unpredictable.

There’s no regret here—only impact.
Only presence.
Only the brutal honesty of emotion made visible.
This is not just a painting.
It’s a residue of a lived moment.

Materials used:

acrylic

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Born in the heat of a live performance, BRUTAL LOVE is not painted—it’s unleashed.

Set against the raw pulse of “Je ne regrette rien” and driven by the industrial intensity of Rammstein, this piece captures a moment where control dissolves and instinct takes over.

The body becomes the brush. Movement becomes language. Every arc, slash, and splatter is a trace of breath, tension, and release—choreographed chaos turned into visual poetry. Black eruptions tear through soft iridescent layers, like love itself: violent, tender, unpredictable.

There’s no regret here—only impact.
Only presence.
Only the brutal honesty of emotion made visible.
This is not just a painting.
It’s a residue of a lived moment.

Materials used:

acrylic

Details:

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My paintings begin where performance ends. Every canvas is created through physical movement, using my body instead of traditional brushes. The painting is not an illustration of a performance—it is... Read more

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