Martin Sitta’s abstract paintings are vessels of pure emotion. Rather than using his characteristic cursive brushwork to accentuate the female form, Sitta allows his colorful brushstrokes to flow freely across the canvas, a subject in and of themselves. With a keen sensitivity to color and design, he builds up a complex web of emotional brushstrokes, which both overlap and blend into one another. As the illusion of depth is simultaneously created and negated by these layers of paint, each canvas is activated by a unique sense of movement and energy. Thus, Sitta’s exuberant abstract paintings act as palpable expressions of the artist’s innermost feelings: not only to be seen, but felt.
“Layered 13”
“Layered 12”
“Layered 11”
“Layered 10”
“Layered 2”
“Layered 1”
“Layered 6”
“Layered 5”
