Original artwork description:

A mixed media face in muted tones with scribbled texture and a newsprint gag. She looks out at the viewer from a textural field of orange with striking accents of black. A piece from my Disfashionate Series. The art is a comment on the way the fashion industry manipulates photographs of women to completely unrealistic and unattainable levels of beauty - thus establishing a kind of de facto, yet completely artificial standard that is impossible for any actual person to achieve.

“Masked + Muted” is made with a 24 x 24 inch plywood box that is 3.25 inches deep. The sides are painted and finished, creating an additional sculptural element. Made with a variety of materials, including acrylic, collage elements, and photo transfer, where I take an ink-jet print, place it face down on my surface and, using a medium, transfer it onto the artwork by drawing onto the back of the print.

This piece can hang on a wall like a painting, or be treated like a sculpture and display freestanding on a flat surface such as a shelf or table. For more similar box pieces, see “Just Watch Me”, “Pink Face Antlers”, and my other “Disfashionate Box” pieces.

This artwork is signed and titled on the front and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork will be carefully wrapped in padding and packed flat for shipping. All shipping is done via FedEx. Please contact me if you have any questions or special requests.

Materials used:

Acrylic, House Paint, Photo Transfer and Plaster on Plywood Box

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#portrait #woman #orange #abstraction #newsprint #mixed media #fashion #plywood #photo transfer #scribbles #abstraction figurative 

Masked + Muted (2015) Collage
by Rodney Durso

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  • Collage on Panel / Board / MDF
  • One of a kind artwork
  • Size: 60.96 x 60.96 x 8.26cm / 60.96 x 60.96cm (actual image size)
  • Ready to hang
  • Signed on the front
  • Style: Organic
  • Subject: People and portraits

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A mixed media face in muted tones with scribbled texture and a newsprint gag. She looks out at the viewer from a textural field of orange with striking accents of black. A piece from my Disfashionate Series. The art is a comment on the way the fashion industry manipulates photographs of women to completely unrealistic and unattainable levels of beauty - thus establishing a kind of de facto, yet completely artificial standard that is impossible for any actual person to achieve.

“Masked + Muted” is made with a 24 x 24 inch plywood box that is 3.25 inches deep. The sides are painted and finished, creating an additional sculptural element. Made with a variety of materials, including acrylic, collage elements, and photo transfer, where I take an ink-jet print, place it face down on my surface and, using a medium, transfer it onto the artwork by drawing onto the back of the print.

This piece can hang on a wall like a painting, or be treated like a sculpture and display freestanding on a flat surface such as a shelf or table. For more similar box pieces, see “Just Watch Me”, “Pink Face Antlers”, and my other “Disfashionate Box” pieces.

This artwork is signed and titled on the front and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork will be carefully wrapped in padding and packed flat for shipping. All shipping is done via FedEx. Please contact me if you have any questions or special requests.

Materials used:

Acrylic, House Paint, Photo Transfer and Plaster on Plywood Box

Tags:
#portrait #woman #orange #abstraction #newsprint #mixed media #fashion #plywood #photo transfer #scribbles #abstraction figurative 
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My work is a mix of many things, and is created in a number of ways. Sometimes it’s created viscerally — with brush in hand — through physical movements fueled by loud music,... Read more

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