Genur.art

painting by Zdzislaw Beksinski. Over a sprawling ancient village half-buried in drifts of yellow sand, two vast spectral gods hover as immense painterly apparitions against a deep red-hued sky, the one on the left bearing a sharp bird face and the one on the right a solemn jackal face, their translucent forms streaked with rough textured strokes of shadow and light while the busy streets below teem with tiny figures moving through the dust.In the glowing haze of a red-tinged sky a pair of colossal ghostly deities float above a crowded riverside settlement, yellow sand swirling across the rooftops and alleys; the left figure shows a keen bird face, the right a watchful jackal face, both rendered in thick layered brushwork that melts their edges into the stormy atmosphere as they silently overlook the living village.Beneath a blood-red sky heavy with painterly clouds, two enormous translucent gods with animal heads dominate the air above an ancient Egyptian hamlet, the bird-faced presence on the left and the jackal-faced one on the right drifting over seas of yellow sand that blanket the busy lanes, their monumental forms built from loose expressive strokes of ochre, crimson, and ash.