Original artwork description:

A textured gestural oil painting in a simple black tray frame. A contemporary portrait of a male subject half hidden in shadow.
Sal uses painting as a way to comment on contemporary life. She wants us to take a moment to connect; by capturing a glance, a look, an emotion that unites us. She selects the subjects and expressions for that instant of sensitivity, something we can relate to as viewers. These will often defy the usual portrait genre and gender stereotype.
Whether or not the subject is recognisable is not as important as the moment of connection. A visual portrayal of emotion that one can identify with, whoever the subject portrayed might be.

Materials used:

oil paint

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#blue #portrait #red #figurative #man 

No Such Thing As Tough (2021)

Oil painting 
by Sal Jones

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A textured gestural oil painting in a simple black tray frame. A contemporary portrait of a male subject half hidden in shadow.
Sal uses painting as a way to comment on contemporary life. She wants us to take a moment to connect; by capturing a glance, a look, an emotion that unites us. She selects the subjects and expressions for that instant of sensitivity, something we can relate to as viewers. These will often defy the usual portrait genre and gender stereotype.
Whether or not the subject is recognisable is not as important as the moment of connection. A visual portrayal of emotion that one can identify with, whoever the subject portrayed might be.

Materials used:

oil paint

Tags:
#blue #portrait #red #figurative #man 

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My paintings focus on our relationship with representation, they explore human reaction and empathy on a personal level, by capturing a glance, a look, an emotion that unites us. I am particularly drawn to... Read more

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