An abstract portrait of a beautiful photographic model I have had the pleasure of working with on several occasions. The source of this drawing is a photo from our first photo shoot. The work is combined with different oil painting techniques on a linen texture.
The work looks busy, but there is a lot to see besides the portrait, such as a landscape with trees and a river, the waves of the sea and the lines of an abstract rectangular painting.
In my opinion, this work will do nicely as a print on aluminum or paper. Because of the texture used, added texture of canvas or cloth might be a bit much although of course tastes will differ in that.
In my style of work I like to use contrasts that can be discovered in the lighting, the subjects or in the color palette. I also like to use the color red somewhere in a work so that this color comes back as a red thread in my work. Sometimes as a small accent or sometimes in a real leading role like the many works with red dresses.
In my abstract works I often combine different techniques (mixed-art) to let the techniques reinforce each other and to achieve a result with many details.
My work exists at the intersection of modern Pop Art and Expressionism, with influences from Modernism. Contrast, whether in light, color, or subject, plays a central role in my art. The color red is often prominently featured.
Each piece I create tells a story. I produce..
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