The Joker becomes nationally known when, in preparation for a talk show, he paints himself as a Joker. His face turns white, his nose red, as do his eyebrows; his hair is pitch-black with red high-lights. Before he leaves, he receives an unexpected visit from Whitney and Desiré, two former classmates. Desiré mysteriously disappears, but he takes Whitney with him. After the talk show, he is arrested by two detectives. When asked where Desiré is, he has no answer and why he took Whitney with him, he replies in Achterhoek dialect: "Wit nie."
The atmosphere of this work is intense: oppressive, terrifying and chilling.
The Joker, an inscrutable Achterhoeker, speaks only dialect and acts impulsively, which only adds to his mystery.
This masterpiece deserves a prominent large-format place in any interior. Although it might be too powerful above the sofa, it will come into its own in a film room, study or the home cinema of a true film lover. An eye-catcher that transforms any space and continues to fascinate.
Conceived by Harmannus Sijbring, visualized with AI.
Recently, I have dedicated myself fully to creating art. After studying at the Amsterdam Graphic School, I had a long career, but only recently started devoting my life to art. My artworks are characterised by vibrant colours and a keen eye for detail. Whether PopArt-like expressions or.. Read more…