“Roccoco Cefirius Mazoomas” by Alfred Neumayr is a monumental ink-on-canvas drawing that stretches across three meters of detail, rhythm, and imagination. Created in 2016, the work unfolds like a map of the subconscious, filled with intricate forms that suggest creatures, landscapes, chains, and symbolic figures, all rendered in the artist’s signature fine-lined style.

Neumayr is known for his ability to build visual worlds through repetition and flow. Here, his marks are densely packed yet never static. They move across the canvas with precision and instinct, forming a complex network of shapes that feel part dream, part diagram. Every inch invites close looking, revealing new relationships between textures, patterns, and surreal motifs.

Despite its scale and density, the composition remains open. Empty space cuts through the drawing, creating contrast and breath between clusters of imagery. There is no clear narrative, but instead a constant unfolding of possibilities that ask the viewer to explore without conclusion.

“Roccoco Cefirius Mazoomas” is a masterwork of obsessive invention and quiet intensity. It rewards extended viewing, offering something different each time. This is Neumayr at his most expansive and ambitious, turning line and ink into a vast and deeply personal universe.