Mr. Moon

This painting shows a combination of surrealism and symbolism. It depicts a headless suit wearer whose "head" has been replaced by a melting moon or planet shape.
The moon represents intuition, feelings and the subconscious. Its melting is meant to indicate the fragility and fading of inner emotions.
The suit symbolizes a social role or uniformity, while the lack of a real head indicates that the individual personality is obscured or erased by this external facade.
The painting represents man's relationship to something larger, such as the universe. The melting moon symbolizes the boundaries between man and nature that seem to be dissolving.
The melting structure of the moon suggests transience, in the context of time, thought and existence.
It invites the viewer to reflect on identity, society and the relationship between man and the universe.