In "Alien Landscape 6", Daniel Ketelhut explores the fluid boundary between "abstraction and figuration", drawing from the subconscious imagery of Surrealism. The vertical oil-on-panel composition features a vibrant interplay of soft pinks, teals, and deep magentas, reflecting the "growing exploration in color dynamics" central to the "Karma and Rebirth" series. Consistent with the Buddhist doctrine of 'dependent origination", the work is built through numerous glazed layers where earlier "chaotic scribbles" are alchemically transmuted into mature, biomorphic forms. The characteristic use of "dripping paint" creates a sense of flux and uncertainty, while the interplay of transparent and opaque passages provides resonance and depth. Ultimately, this mysterious realm invites viewers to apply their own sensibilities to a reality shaped by perception. *** Please note: This listing price is slightly higher to cover the cost of packing******