Satisfaction, 2021
Painting : acrylic, marker · 138 x 194 x 2.6 cm 54.3 x 76.4 x 1 inch · Ready to hang
€5,000
5 000 €
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Painting : Unique artwork
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang
with stretcher frame
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138 x 194 x 2.6 cm 54.3 x 76.4 x 1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
This striking artwork uses bold color contrasts and cultural references to create a thought-provoking statement. Dominating the canvas is a bright yellow background, against which a monochrome illustration of a uniformed figure operating a machine gun is sharply defined. This juxtaposition catches immediate attention. Above the gun, text reads, “I can't get no satisfaction_," borrowing from the famous Rolling Stones song, suggesting themes of discontent and futility. Below, in vivid red letters, the continuation reads, "'CA– USE I TRY AND I TRY AND I TRY AND I TRY," underscoring persistent struggle. The careful use of a heartbeat pattern subtly connects with the human element, symbolizing life and emotion amid mechanical violence. The artwork conveys a powerful critique of societal and systemic issues, inviting viewers to ponder the relentless pursuit of fulfillment in a mechanized world. Its compelling visual and textual elements make it both arresting and intellectually engaging.
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Gega Paksashvili is a Georgian artist born in 1963 who lives and works in Tbilisi, Georgia. At the early stage of the development of humanity, yellow color was considered as a symbol of the sun. However, after the ethnic and religious segregation and development of civilizations, this color has acquired various meanings and implications in different cultures. In some places it is perceived as a symbol of happiness, while in other cultures yellow is associated with grief and mourning. Yet, in any case, due to its intensity and vibrancy, yellow immediately attracts the attention of the viewer. After the 20th century in our largely consumer and ad-driven society, yellow is often used with a warning function. The alerting nature of the particular color is an inspiration, which is behind this series of works united under the common name “Yellow". The same idea determined the overall aesthetics of the works, which mingles street art and poster style in easel paintings.
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