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The Encounter
This is a one-of-a-kind original artwork signed by the Artist.
Oil on canvas stretched on a frame. This work measures 60in x 46in.
Artwork continues over the sides of the canvas with Black Sides 1.5" deep.
it comes with a wire so you can hang it right away! This painting does not need an outer frame.
In the abyss of the canvas, a scene of dramatic intensity unfolds, where 2 young women and a bull engage in a peaceful harmony. I fused the quiet power of 2 young seductive women with the vibrant energy of the bull, suggesting their union could be seen as a metaphor for the paradoxical submission of a wild animal to feminine power and beauty. The bull, with its dark hues contrasting with the dominant red, could represent wild nature in all its splendor and ferocity. The red textiles, like a sea of fire, could be the echo of the danger of their confrontation, or perhaps the expression of the passion that animates them. The 2 women, naked and vulnerable, could be the embodiment of feminine power in its rawest form, or perhaps the symbol that is both fragile and resilient.
“What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful than the garment with which it is clothed?”
- Michelangelo
Oil on canvas stretched on a frame. This work measures 60in x 46in.
Artwork continues over the sides of the canvas with Black Sides 1.5" deep.
it comes with a wire so you can hang it right away! This painting does not need an outer frame.
In the abyss of the canvas, a scene of dramatic intensity unfolds, where 2 young women and a bull engage in a peaceful harmony. I fused the quiet power of 2 young seductive women with the vibrant energy of the bull, suggesting their union could be seen as a metaphor for the paradoxical submission of a wild animal to feminine power and beauty. The bull, with its dark hues contrasting with the dominant red, could represent wild nature in all its splendor and ferocity. The red textiles, like a sea of fire, could be the echo of the danger of their confrontation, or perhaps the expression of the passion that animates them. The 2 women, naked and vulnerable, could be the embodiment of feminine power in its rawest form, or perhaps the symbol that is both fragile and resilient.
“What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful than the garment with which it is clothed?”
- Michelangelo
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