Original artwork description:

A woman sits on stairs by a window. In silhouette a person approaches her.

One of a series, depicting a scene in which 2 people meet. Each meeting may be intended, unintended, felicitous, romantic, vexatious, sad, fleeting moments where the people don’t know each other, or even stalking. Ambiguity and mystery is intended that the viewer adds their own back story to each occasion.

The monochrome of the charcoal evokes a sense of film noir and mystery. These artworks invite contemplation and stimulate the imagination.

Charcoal on stretched linen, with side tacks. Sprayed with fixative. Hooks and wire added to back for hanging before sending.

Materials used:

charcoal

Tags:
#scene #people #mystery #film noir 

The Meet 5 (2023) Charcoal drawing
by SBBoursot

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A woman sits on stairs by a window. In silhouette a person approaches her.

One of a series, depicting a scene in which 2 people meet. Each meeting may be intended, unintended, felicitous, romantic, vexatious, sad, fleeting moments where the people don’t know each other, or even stalking. Ambiguity and mystery is intended that the viewer adds their own back story to each occasion.

The monochrome of the charcoal evokes a sense of film noir and mystery. These artworks invite contemplation and stimulate the imagination.

Charcoal on stretched linen, with side tacks. Sprayed with fixative. Hooks and wire added to back for hanging before sending.

Materials used:

charcoal

Tags:
#scene #people #mystery #film noir 
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Anglo-French artist SBBoursot paints, sculpts, and draws in charcoal. Attracted to figurative subjects, she likes to build layers and texture into each work, where lines are often softened or blurred,... Read more

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