A stylised space traveller holds a small green creature in a raised hand in “No Alienation” by Lin Jürs. The pale grey spacesuit stands out against a deep cobalt-blue background scattered with white, pale blue and golden dots. The face is divided into angular fields of warm brown and peach, with pink lips and a band of pale blue and purple triangles across the cheek.
A large, open helmet is tilted above the head. Its oval panel contains a striking eye motif, echoing the figure’s own open eye. A control panel, green-striped hoses and burgundy joints add technical details to the spacesuit, while the small creature’s round shape, antennae and smile provide a playful counterpoint.
The title may invite thoughts about connection, belonging and encounters with the unfamiliar. The open hand and the little creature’s friendly expression can suggest curiosity and acceptance rather than distance. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format focuses the narrative on the figure’s profile, the raised eye motif and the encounter in the hand.
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- Original acrylic and oil painting on canvas by Lin Jürs.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
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A stylised space traveller holds a small green creature in a raised hand in “No Alienation” by Lin Jürs. The pale grey spacesuit stands out against a deep cobalt-blue background scattered with white, pale blue and golden dots. The face is divided into angular fields of warm brown and peach, with pink lips and a band of pale blue and purple triangles across the cheek.
A large, open helmet is tilted above the head. Its oval panel contains a striking eye motif, echoing the figure’s own open eye. A control panel, green-striped hoses and burgundy joints add technical details to the spacesuit, while the small creature’s round shape, antennae and smile provide a playful counterpoint.
The title may invite thoughts about connection, belonging and encounters with the unfamiliar. The open hand and the little creature’s friendly expression can suggest curiosity and acceptance rather than distance. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format focuses the narrative on the figure’s profile, the raised eye motif and the encounter in the hand.
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