Original artwork description:

Existing in the center of the garden, a red figure looks into the mirror and applies makeup to its rectangle head resembling a painting. Once applied, sections of the figures facial features are suppressed and pushed back in the distance. In the foreground; a blue-green figure portrays the mirrors behavior by paying homage to The Birth of Venus. However, it's upper body is split in two symbolizing symmetry and beauty.
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About the Work

Each painting is intricately detailed with the intent of capturing the viewers attention regardless if they’re observing from afar or close up. Using a painting technique called automatism allows the plethora of shapes to form in the moment. This adds a level of uniqueness not found otherwise. Additionally I add layers of transparent paint to create a rich and complex color scheme. By combining the two elements, you’ll be presented with a piece of artwork that breathes personality into any environment.
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Artist Statement

Using automatic painting techniques, my mind enters a meditative state. As I begin to follow the strings of the subconscious web, the organic forms develop within the painting. One form leads to another, like a trail of thoughts. It’s as if my mind and the paint are in sync with each other. As I explore my own mind, gaining an understanding of myself; I’m also gaining an understanding of the forms.

Materials used:

Oil on canvas

Tags:
#atmospheric #female form #birth of venus #automatism #whimsical garden 

Makeup: foundation, conceal, symmetry (2017) Oil painting
by Chris Boyko

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Original artwork description
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Existing in the center of the garden, a red figure looks into the mirror and applies makeup to its rectangle head resembling a painting. Once applied, sections of the figures facial features are suppressed and pushed back in the distance. In the foreground; a blue-green figure portrays the mirrors behavior by paying homage to The Birth of Venus. However, it's upper body is split in two symbolizing symmetry and beauty.
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About the Work

Each painting is intricately detailed with the intent of capturing the viewers attention regardless if they’re observing from afar or close up. Using a painting technique called automatism allows the plethora of shapes to form in the moment. This adds a level of uniqueness not found otherwise. Additionally I add layers of transparent paint to create a rich and complex color scheme. By combining the two elements, you’ll be presented with a piece of artwork that breathes personality into any environment.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Artist Statement

Using automatic painting techniques, my mind enters a meditative state. As I begin to follow the strings of the subconscious web, the organic forms develop within the painting. One form leads to another, like a trail of thoughts. It’s as if my mind and the paint are in sync with each other. As I explore my own mind, gaining an understanding of myself; I’m also gaining an understanding of the forms.

Materials used:

Oil on canvas

Tags:
#atmospheric #female form #birth of venus #automatism #whimsical garden 
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Chris Boyko is an Atlanta-based artist, known for his surrealistic style. He participates in national and international exhibitions along with charity art events in the community. In January 2014, Chris... Read more

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