Turmoil and Rebirth at the Heart of Chromatic Chaos.

The Whisper of Birth
The Shattered Genesis
Once upon a time, there was a world without form — a swirl of hues cast by an invisible hand onto the canvas of nothingness. Deep blues mingled with golden bursts, fiery reds stretched in dancing flames, and greens exploded in sparks of life. In this sublime disorder, a tumultuous birth took shape.
The First Breath
Colorful winds swept over this sea of pigment, shaping a spiral, like an open eye at the center of the universe. It was not a human gaze, but that of an ancient spirit, witnessing the fragile balance between light and shadow.


The Heart of the Storm
The Guardians of Transition
Three forces began to stir: light (white, yellow, cyan), shadow (midnight blue, black, burgundy), and life (green, red, pink). They did not clash, but danced in a wild waltz. Their borders blurred, melted into the material like endless thoughts.
The Watching Eye
At the center, a peaceful—almost peaceful—vortex absorbed the energy of the surrounding chaos. It seemed to be the heart of all emotions — fear, hope, rage, ecstasy — condensed into a single, pupil-less gaze. A soul painted by knife, searching for form.
The Cry of the Nameless
A flash of bright red, like a scream in silence. The painting did not tell a linear tale, but a pure, raw, visceral emotional storm. An explosion frozen in time, teetering on the edge of madness and genius.
🎨 Color Palette
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Cerulean blue, midnight blue, turquoise
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Carmine red, burgundy, magenta, bright pink
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Lemon yellow, ochre, gold
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Emerald green, olive green, mint
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Pure white, touches of black and charcoal gray

Chromatic Rebirth
The Dissolution of Borders
Gradually, the colors ceased to battle. They responded to one another, balanced, and dialogued. What was chaos became an unpredictable harmony, wild yet serene. A soft light seemed to emanate from certain areas, like the dawn after a storm.
The Flight of the Viewer
The work does not end on the canvas. It finishes in the eye of the beholder. Every viewer sees their own storm, their own calm restored. It is a shifting mirror, where each person writes the ending with their own heart.

🖼️ Artwork Description
Title | The Eye of the Hurricane |
Artist | SokanRed |
Year | 2002 |
Technique | Oil on canvas |
Medium | Linen canvas stretched on wooden frame |
Dimensions | 31.89 in x 25.59 in |
Style | Lyrical abstraction / contemporary symbolism |
Original Artwork | Yes |
Framing | Unframed (framing available upon request) |
Certificate | Certificate of authenticity included |
Availability | Original artwork – one of a kind |
Shipping | Secure packaging, delivery (see Terms & Conditions) |

🌌 Enrich your daily life with the world of SokanRed.
Let yourself be drawn into “The Eye of the Hurricane”, a wild and spiritual artwork that transforms chaos into revelation. Every gaze reveals a new story, an echo of the self, an inner journey with no return.
Owning this piece is to invite the timeless into your space — to choose intensity, raw beauty, a suspended moment.