Superman (Super Self) by Pradip Sengupta, Original Acrylic Surrealist Painting on Canvas, Large Square Wall Art
Superman (Super Self) by artist Pradip Sengupta displayed in a Urban Loft Dining Room
Superman (Super Self) by artist Pradip Sengupta displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
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Superman (Super Self) by Pradip Sengupta, Original Acrylic Surrealist Painting on Canvas, Large Square Wall Art
Superman (Super Self) by artist Pradip Sengupta displayed in a Urban Loft Dining Room
Superman (Super Self) by artist Pradip Sengupta displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Superman (Super Self) Acrylic Surrealist Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Surrealist
Medium Acrylic
Shape Square
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_57874
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Contemporary Figurative, Superhero Icon, Urban Abstraction, Neon Glow, Smoky Palette, Symbolism, Dystopian Mood

A solitary superhero figure anchors the composition like a quiet monolith, his saturated blues and emblematic crimson cape cutting through a city that dissolves into soot-grey atmosphere and pixelated ember. Around him, vertical strata of red and acidic yellow rise like burning billboards or urban totems, suggesting both aspiration and collapse—an architecture of spectacle that flickers between construction and decay. The facelessness of the protagonist turns heroism into an anonymous burden, as if the work meditates on how modern salvation is projected onto symbols while the human core remains deliberately erased. Light behaves less as illumination than as rupture, carving a fragile corridor of hope through a landscape of smoldering noise.

Type

Original

Size

48x48

Material

Canvas

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