Joe Bloch’s PARANOID is an arresting vision of the city’s restless psyche—an expressionist face that emerges from chaos, its wide, unblinking eyes lit with jagged red intensity. Layered in black, white, and grey, the surface carries the grit of the streets: splatters, drips, and fractured textures that echo urban walls scarred by time. The raw lines and distorted gaze capture both energy and unease, a portrait of vigilance and vulnerability.

For collectors, PARANOID is more than an image—it’s an encounter. The painting speaks to the paranoia woven into modern existence, yet it does so with a primal force that refuses to look away. Signed with Bloch’s BLOC25 mark, this piece embodies the tension between control and chaos, making it a commanding addition to any collection that values intensity, raw emotion, and the unmistakable mark of urban expressionism.