With "Ma sage folie qui fait peur" (My wise frightening madness) , Mounya Kecha immerses the viewer in a playful and disturbing reflection on the masks we wear and the truths they hide. This 40 x 40 cm work, made in mixed media (spray paint, posca and graphic details), powerfully illustrates the ambiguity between appearance and reality.
At the center of the composition, an enigmatic mask stands out. Its golden contours contrast with the ethereal blue background, symbolizing a wisdom hidden behind a face that intrigues and disturbs. The words that gravitate around the mask, written in handwritten strokes, add narrative depth and invite the viewer to decipher the thoughts and emotions that overlap.
This work questions human complexity: the tension between reason and eccentricity, and the gaze of others in the face of perceived authenticity or madness. The addition of the red signature at the bottom right gives a personal and assertive touch to this powerful work.
“My Wise Frightening Madness” is a bold and introspective piece, perfect for contemporary art lovers looking for a work that provokes an inner dialogue and attracts attention with its mystery.
