Introducing 'Le Grand Décervelage': an original print on stretched canvas by Hugo Raýman. Please note that there is only one limited piece available, making it a unique and exclusive artwork. This remarkable creation is part of Hugo's thought-provoking series, following his successful exhibitions in Europe. Pieces from this serie were used to support the awareness campaign about the new visa requirement introduced by the government, which is poised to harm the art scene in London and the UK.
 
Within this series, Hugo delves into the intricacies of human communication and the impact of our social bubbles. A prevailing theme throughout the collection is the concept of fragmentation and disconnection. Each piece is adorned with distorted figures, serving as a symbolic representation of how our understanding of ourselves and others can become fragmented and distorted when we are confined within our own social spheres. The utilisation of a monochromatic black and white palette serves to underscore this notion of disconnection, as the absence of colors signifies a lack of nuance and complexity in our interactions with others.
 
Regardless of which artwork from this series one engages with, they will be met with the haunting presence of distorted human figures and an overwhelming sense of isolation that they convey. Hugo's intention is to stimulate contemplation on how our individual perspectives and life experiences can profoundly influence our comprehension of the world and our relationships with others.
 
 
 
 
Print on canvas, one original artwork in total
 
900 mm x 1150 mm
 
Unframed
 
Certificate signed and numbered
 
Inspired by Hugo's critical views on society
 
10% of the price is donated to charity