The Rise of Fascism – A Nation’s Descent

 This powerful abstract acrylic painting confronts the dark rise of fascism in the 1930s, a period marked by propaganda, fear, and political manipulation. The ominous color palette—deep grays, blood-red streaks, and muted whites—creates a suffocating atmosphere of ideological entrapment. Faces appear and dissolve within the textured layers of paint, as if lost in a sea of propaganda posters and nationalist fervor. Distorted expressions of blind loyalty and silent fear blur together, representing the loss of individual thought under oppressive regimes. The heavy, impasto brushstrokes add a tactile intensity to the piece, mirroring the weight of control imposed by authoritarian governments. This artwork serves as a chilling reminder of the dangers of mass manipulation and unchecked power, making it a compelling conversation piece for those who study history, political movements, and human psychology. Its raw energy and unsettling atmosphere demand contemplation, urging viewers to reflect on past mistakes and their modern parallels. Whether displayed in a contemporary gallery or a private collection, th