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Devil’s Welly erupts with earthy chaos—an unruly, bubbling terrain that appears scorched from below. The highly textured surface, resembling molten mud or volcanic clay, is pocked with crater-like forms and nodules that hint at something festering or brewing underneath. Shades of burnt orange, mossy green, and ash-grey clash and blend across the surface, giving the impression of a cursed land or the inside of a boiling cauldron.

Encased in a glowing frame of yellow-orange mist, the centre feels as if it’s been walked through by something primal and infernal—perhaps the devil himself. The title suggests humour, folklore, and danger all at once, perfectly capturing the painting’s raw, mischievous energy.

It’s a piece that invites both curiosity and unease—playful yet ominous, like a fairytale turned slightly wrong.

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