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Prometheus Stole Fire from Zeus and gave it to Animals and not Human

#animals #art #artisit #baroque #discontinuity #distortion #expressionism #graduation #humans #movement #nature #painting

My practice is an allegory that creates a paradoxical mythology between humans and animals in the Baroque form. It is expressed through distortion, discontinuity and movement. This allegory is an idea derived from several questions. How humans were able to reign the world? What allowed humans to think strategically? Why are humans different from animals? It can be attributed to ‘fire’. My allegory begins with Prometheus. / www.kblick.com / @kblickartist

Dinosaurs Playground I

Prometheus Stole Fire from Zeus and gave it to Animals and not Human, Oil paint on canvas, 150 cm X 120 cm, @ K Blick 2020

Dinosaurs Playground II

Prometheus Stole Fire from Zeus and gave it to Animals and not Human, Oil paint on canvas, 150 cm X 120 cm, @ K Blick 2020

Deity’s Captures - Humans

Prometheus Stole Fire from Zeus and gave it to Animals and not Human, Oil paint on canvas, 150 cm X 120 cm, @ K Blick 2020

Deity’s Captures - Animals

Prometheus Stole Fire from Zeus and gave it to Animals and not Human, Oil paint on canvas, 150 cm X 120 cm, @ K Blick 2020

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