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Gessobord

Signed on the front.

Frame not included

In the 'Artist prefers colour' a figure (a self portrait of the artist) sits proudly on an armchair. Overlayed on the seated subject emerges an abstract figure composed of assertive dynamic shapes in vivid colours that together echo the seated subjects pose, almost suggesting that it might represent a spiritual self or an alter ego in an alternate dimension.

'The Artist prefers colour’ is about the wish for each of us to relish in the colourful and dynamic possibilities of ourselves.

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Medium

Oil on gessobord

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