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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
35.8x24in
About this artwork
This portrait was born from Johann Sebastian Bach's oboe d'amore concerto. It was the model who chose to pose with this rare instrument. Drawn to its soft, enveloping timbre as much as to its bulbous shape, she struck a delicate and respectful pose.
Using projected light, I wanted to convey a very intuitive and sensory relationship through intense colors and shadows on the body. The instrument could then blend, like a reflection of the soul, into… our deepest intimacy that it would reveal.
Music, like the speech of the soul.
Arthur Og, a polymorphic artist, comes from a musical background and trained in various art studios. He excels in the realism of oil painting, sometimes showing a leaning toward surrealism or abstraction, and explores organic themes in clay sculpture. Renowned for his music-related portraits, he brings scenes to life in period costume. His works, imbued with a vibrant exploration of the human body, gaze, and human expression, invite reflection on creation and the passage of time.