Rulers
Rulers
May 2016
Two male figures dressed in elegant business suits are headless. The absence of faces lends an aura of mystery, questioning identity and individuality in the modern world. One of the figures carries a briefcase, symbolising a standardised and anonymous professional life. The work uses monochrome tones, reminiscent of the style of Dadaist collages, reinforcing a surreal and timeless atmosphere. The striking contrast between the rigid forms of the suits and the human absence embodies dehumanisation in contemporary society. The artist skilfully plays with themes of alienation and the absurd, prompting the viewer to reflect on the individual’s place in the face of societal expectations. This bold and metaphorical juxtaposition sparks a debate on emancipation, conformity, and personal identity.
Mixed media composition on 30 x 30 cm canvas board.
Acrylic paint, paper, glue, varnish.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
Signed, varnished and framed.
Natural unvarnished wood box frame.
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| France | €14.00 |
| Europe Delivery | €18.00 |
| USA and other worldwide Airmail | €26.00 |
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About the artist
Of all forms of art, Marian prefers to express herself through collage. Her analog compositions combine acrylic paint and oil paint, original illustrations dating from 1900 till today and three dimensional recycled components. The works, influenced by pop art, dadaism and surrealism, show originality and freshness.
Artwork
1058 works in paintingmixed mediaMember for:
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Roquebrune sur Argens FranceInfo for buyers
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