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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 43.3x43.3in
About this artwork
With the fragmented outline of the female body, I try to address the manipulation that it often undergoes in pop culture media, where the female body is constantly being objectified, even dismembered into separate parts, which serve different functions. In one case, the body can be used as a means of seduction, thus being sexually objectified. In the other; it becomes a substructure: a surface for displaying objects (e.g., runway fashion shows).…
By using an expressive color palette for the main figure of the painting, I oppose the stereotypical portrayal of the female body. In other words, with my artwork I state that the body is still organic. Therefore, it’s natural that sometimes the complexion of the skin is uneven or has unusual marks which are possibly reminders of personal stories.
The body, which was previously declared a temple, is now only followed by a vague shadow of the past.
By using an expressive color palette for the main figure of the painting, I oppose the stereotypical portrayal of the female body. In other words, with my artwork I state that the body is still organic. Therefore, it’s natural that sometimes the complexion of the skin is uneven or has unusual marks which are possibly reminders of personal stories.
The body, which was previously declared a temple, is now only followed by a vague shadow of the past.
Agne Kisonaite
Lithuania
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« Art must excite. »
Agne Kisonaite is an exciting young Lithuanian painter with international Exposure. Her paintings transform everyday objects into creative art & design. Kisonaite's work combines two-dimensional drawings with three-dimensional items to express a modern but vivid art style. Her pieces are inspired by themes such as consumerism and artificial beauty, playing with elements of pop art to explore both.