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© End of Daze2026•Surrealist
Dimensions : 25.4 × 25.4 cm | 10 × 10 in
the second “self portrait “ of the artist as a part of “Beauty Is The Enemy” series. Mixing maximalist and absurdist techniques, the artist probes his psyche for answers to the question: “What has life become?” Losing My Grip is a vibrant, chaotic composition blending street art and pop culture elements. The central figure, a large Lego-like character in red and blue, appears to be in motion amidst a dense collage of colorful graffiti, cartoonish faces, and symbolic imagery. The artwork employs bold outlines and saturated colors, creating a maximalist visual experience. Scattered text phrases like "We are all prisoners of war" and "Panic" add a dark, contemplative layer beneath the whimsical surface. The overall mood conveys a tension between playful absurdity and underlying anxiety, reflecting the artist's exploration of chaos and perception.
25.4 × 25.4 cm · Acrylic · wood
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Photo: Bruno Destombes, artist NikaKeys
See exactly how Losing My Grip by End of Daze looks on your wall. This in-situ preview places the piece to scale in a neutral interior, so you can judge its presence in your space before you buy. No more guessing whether it will fit.
Shown at its real size, next to a 2.1 m sofa.