Family Therapy

Status: in private collection Price: n/a SIze: 70 x 50 cm Technique: mixed media This striking composition transforms the intimate yet tense atmosphere of family therapy into an abstract, almost theatrical scene. The faceless figures, rigid and distant, occupy a fragmented space where geometry and symbolism intertwine. A central table serves as a point of connection, yet the figures remain locked in silence, their postures echoing both engagement and detachment. The surrounding room, with its fractured planes and bold, Mondrian-like patterns, suggests both structure and dissonance—mirroring the complexities of human relationships and unresolved tensions. Light and shadow carve the space, hinting at moments of revelation and concealment, while the limited palette reinforces a sense of introspection. This is not just a depiction of therapy, but a meditation on communication, presence, and the invisible weight carried within family dynamics.