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Original artwork description:
An oversized ink painting of the Lyssa, Greek goddess of rage and frenzy. The ink marks - abstract while at the same time referencing cracks in marble - web across the image, making the piece a strange blend of figurative and abstract ink painting. The monumental scale echos collosol sculptures, but the cracks speak of fragility and vulnerability and reckon with the ways that rage and frenzied anger are symptomatic of vulnerability and fragility.
Materials used:
ink
Lyssa (2021)
Painting
by Erika Hibbert
£1,581.36
- Painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 119.38 x 161.04cm (unframed) / 119.38 x 161.04cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
An oversized ink painting of the Lyssa, Greek goddess of rage and frenzy. The ink marks - abstract while at the same time referencing cracks in marble - web across the image, making the piece a strange blend of figurative and abstract ink painting. The monumental scale echos collosol sculptures, but the cracks speak of fragility and vulnerability and reckon with the ways that rage and frenzied anger are symptomatic of vulnerability and fragility.
Materials used:
ink
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