Puskin EH 1
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Title of work Entwined shadows stirring towards Bust of Diego
Size of work ( either cm or inches) 12.24 X 17.44 inch.
Style: Expressionism
Technique, Medium & material used ink and acrylic on paper/image/photoshop
Date work was completed (only submit work of the current year) 23/09/2013
The statuesque figure against the flowing abstracted sky and the band of vegetation creates a contrast between the fixed and flowing giving this piece a balanced composition and interest that intrigues the viewer with attention to the figure’s hand. This is a well balanced work as the image is segmented into pleasing proportions and the light values and distinct contrast between the greens of the foliage and reds in the sky provide impact and quality of depth. Well done.
I congratulate you on your skill in using multi medias! I like the high contrast of tones and the use of opposite colors red and green. This gives the composition much dramatic power. My eye sees the figure and then very slowly leaves the composition by following the lines of the clouds and the red lines. This is a combination of static rhythm and natural rhythm. Not often I see both in one work of art! Looking forward to seeing more of your art works.