"Woman with a Match"
40x60 cm
Acrylic on Canvas
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Monday, April 16, 2007
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3 comments:
Beautiful piece. Caught in the middle of a thought.
Hi
This is actually my work. thanks for the extra exposure. You can see drawings aswell at urban-scratchingsdotblogspotdotcom
Hey all,
She does look caught in a thought, I wonder if the narrative element could be pushed at all. Although as I write that, the image may be more symbolic than narrative in it’s present stage.
Another thing that I wonder about was the choices made with painting the figure. Was this figure painted from life? Or was it painted from images or even from mental constructs? The color of the figure appears radically reduced to that pale yellow and black, I wonder about the reasons for that as well.
I like the fingers holding the match and the anatomy on the arm.
Thanks for submitting this work BLJ, hope you do so again in the future!
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