Original artwork description:

In the sense that Cubism explored portraiture through looking at various sides of the model, this image overlays many various ways of seeing the human form by asking the model to change positions, redrawing her portrait and body to reveal the whole of her figure and form. The use of pink and flesh colour denotes the form of the flesh and skin.

The paint marks gesture the form of a landscape through the human body - the gesture of sweeping lines of colour that flow and glide across the surface of the canvas, portraying the sensual form.

Materials used:

Oil paint on canvas

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#oil painting #nude #painting #figure #bodies #shape #form #lines #model #layering #layered mountains #overlapping #flesh #adam grose #shape and #pink colour 

Figure Study (1998) Oil painting
by Adam Grose MA RWAAN

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In the sense that Cubism explored portraiture through looking at various sides of the model, this image overlays many various ways of seeing the human form by asking the model to change positions, redrawing her portrait and body to reveal the whole of her figure and form. The use of pink and flesh colour denotes the form of the flesh and skin.

The paint marks gesture the form of a landscape through the human body - the gesture of sweeping lines of colour that flow and glide across the surface of the canvas, portraying the sensual form.

Materials used:

Oil paint on canvas

Tags:
#oil painting #nude #painting #figure #bodies #shape #form #lines #model #layering #layered mountains #overlapping #flesh #adam grose #shape and #pink colour 
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My work currently explores fragility through layering and entropy. It responds to history, memory, the landscape and the human condition. These semi-abstract glimpses are drawn from observation when... Read more

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