Oh Look! It's Us!: Keep Going by DocT

In this piece titled "Keep Going", we are immersed in a realm of allure and contemplation. A pair of vibrant pink boots, adorned with layers of thick oil paint, strides resolutely toward the viewer. Their imprint, frozen in time, speaks of progress even when our steps seem anchored to the ground. The canvas itself pulses with the vitality of color and intriguing texture, invoking both fascination and unease. It serves as an allegory for our journey through life - a march across the vivid, often treacherous terrain of existence. As we reflect on the path of these boots, we are prompted to contemplate our steps, choices, and the lasting imprints we leave on the canvas of our world. _
Stylistic framework:
"Keep Going" is part of a series of (Neo-)Expressionist artworks titled "Oh Look! It's Us!" by DocT. Rooted in the late 20th-century movement, Neo-Expressionism emerges as a rebellious force against the abstract and conceptual art of its time, giving prominence to emotional intensity and the raw tapestry of human experiences. Within this series, a kaleidoscope of distorted yet powerfully authentic reflections of reality and the intricacies of the human condition and the current Zeitgeist is unveiled.

The fusion of static and animated pieces beckons viewers to embark on a journey into the abyss of existence's disarray. Each digital stroke and frame has been meticulously crafted to encapsulate the very essence of our shared human plight. Through somewhat chaotic brushwork and vibrant hues, the series embraces the profound and illuminates the enigmatic and unsettling aspects of life in an almost visceral manner.
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Process and media:
Each work is the outcome of a specifically designed multi-step process, which includes the creation of a series of base images with MJ and/or SD, the partial blending of the base image drafts, and comprehensive post-editing using Photoshop and other editing tools.
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Of note:
The majority of pieces from this line of work will be 1/1 NFTs, apart from future airdrops to collectors and occasional edition pieces. Some works may also be available as separate physical art prints and/or semi-robotic installations/"physical gifs" in the future, which would not include the NFT.