06/19/2026
In Mad World by V. Andriotis at the Westport River Gallery, the artist presents a deliberate collision between inner identity and external chaos.
At the center, a stylized female figure is rendered in a bold, Picasso-inspired Cubism language—fragmented planes, exaggerated curves, and sharply defined contours. Her form,composed of saturated blues, teals, purples, and yellows, is intentionally constructed to evoke both harmony and tension. Through this segmentation, the artist conveys a multifaceted self—an identity shaped by complexity, contradiction, and coexistence. This orginal is 18x24
