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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x47.2in
About this artwork
The body, is a battle field; a setting for accidents. The body is created, and it creates. It expands; it completes and in some cases it does not. It olds and it dies.
This series is a continuum of my studies in representing the human: the body, as a part of its vast context and its life experiences. Each painting has formed with a narrative of a drawing, a piece of writing, a photo or video and it later ended with an image of the connection of the… body with itself, with the other, with things and the environment. The expanding lines of figures in the form of abstraction and the narrative of the body parts, is the main reason for creating this collection.
This series is a continuum of my studies in representing the human: the body, as a part of its vast context and its life experiences. Each painting has formed with a narrative of a drawing, a piece of writing, a photo or video and it later ended with an image of the connection of the… body with itself, with the other, with things and the environment. The expanding lines of figures in the form of abstraction and the narrative of the body parts, is the main reason for creating this collection.
Ehsan Arjmand
Austria
Credentials
- Works on commission
Ehsan Arjmand is a painter and draftsman whose works have been shown in national and international exhibitions. The human body has always been central to his practice, serving as a way to reflect on identity and the body's relationship with the self, others, objects, and the environment. His visual language leans more on tactile perception than vision, offering a meditative experience of energy flow within and around the body. In recent works, Arjmand explores bodily narratives intertwined with red abstract forms, evoking blood, struggle, and the desire for change. His process embraces spontaneity: without preparatory sketches, he builds narratives through ambiguous, layered textures of pure color, seeking order within chaos—much like life itself.