Artwork inspired by the “most beautiful woman in the world,” Liz Taylor (London 1932 - West Hollywood 2011), an actress considered the last great diva of Hollywood's Golden Age for acting prowess and one of the most singularly sensitive and refined cinematic beauties ever. I rendered her portrait by infusing emotional intensity and expressive depth through precise and meticulous strokes of my pencil to create synthesis between realism and expressionism, where each line explores a silent but powerful dialogue: the inherent essence is to evoke a sense of inner contemplation, emphasizing human strength and vulnerability. It is a tribute to all that is now legendary about her: the violet eyes; the three Oscars; that sensuality that made her the idol of entire generations. I created this design to bring to the domestic environment a continuous invitation to explore the complexities of the human soul through a gaze that speaks of untold stories.
Pencil on paper and cardboard
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Artwork inspired by the “most beautiful woman in the world,” Liz Taylor (London 1932 - West Hollywood 2011), an actress considered the last great diva of Hollywood's Golden Age for acting prowess and one of the most singularly sensitive and refined cinematic beauties ever. I rendered her portrait by infusing emotional intensity and expressive depth through precise and meticulous strokes of my pencil to create synthesis between realism and expressionism, where each line explores a silent but powerful dialogue: the inherent essence is to evoke a sense of inner contemplation, emphasizing human strength and vulnerability. It is a tribute to all that is now legendary about her: the violet eyes; the three Oscars; that sensuality that made her the idol of entire generations. I created this design to bring to the domestic environment a continuous invitation to explore the complexities of the human soul through a gaze that speaks of untold stories.
Pencil on paper and cardboard
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