Angina
- Artist
- Raiskina Marina
- Date
- 2014 ; Kazakhstan
- Style
- Fauvism
- Genre
- Symbolic painting
"Angina" is a striking symbolic painting that blends elements of Fauvism with bold, vivid colors characteristic of the style. Created with acrylic paints, the artwork employs intense hues and expressive brushstrokes to evoke emotional tension. The composition suggests themes of pain and vulnerability, using abstract forms that invite varied interpretations. Its surreal quality aligns with Surrealism, emphasizing the subconscious experience. Overall, "Angina" captures a visceral moment through its energetic approach and layered symbolism.
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