This style translates Tintoretto’s explosive Venetian dynamism into watercolor through plunging perspective, rapid directional energy, and theatrical illumination. It is recognizable for its sweeping movement, restless diagonals, and dramatic collisions of darkness and radiance.

This style is defined by violent distortion, smeared flesh-like passages, and psychological tension condensed into isolated painterly force. It translates Bacon’s existential brutality into watercolor through bleeding abrasions, bruised color, and unstable figural clarity that feels raw, trapped, and intensely exposed.