Irration in Four Acts I

This piece was also part of my exhibition 'Fragments of Memoirs and Metaphors.'
Done in oil on masonite and wood, paper.

One of my college projects in painting was to create portable pieces that were inspired from a selection of words. I chose 'Irrational Interferance.'

This is the first part of a series of boxes that mimic small stages (stages both in the sense of a cycle and a theatre). The whole narative dealt with the troubles and interferances in creative process. Here, a writer is struggling with his work.

The figures in this box series were inspired also with a nod to Caravaggio's paintings. You can see the reference to the pose of 'St. Jerome' at this [link] .