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Artwork details
- Medium : Charcoal on Paper
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Framing :
under glass
Framed - Dimensions : 39.4x23.6in
About this artwork
This work comes from the series "modern venus", the artist's current exhibition. For the present work, the artist worked with charcoal pencils. In keeping with the artist's style, the work was kept minimalist and created with targeted strokes. The work depicts a woman who opens her body slightly to the side and sticks out her arms. The work was given the name "tipsy dancer" because the side opening and the slight inclination should give the observer…
the feeling that the figure is dancing. The bosom was deliberately colored black to draw the observer's attention to the woman's posture.
In addition to the present work, the artist has created a series of wire sculptures that spatially depict the "tipsy dancer" pose.
The work was framed under museum glass with a black aluminum frame.
In addition to the present work, the artist has created a series of wire sculptures that spatially depict the "tipsy dancer" pose.
The work was framed under museum glass with a black aluminum frame.
Jasmin Hadrany
Austria
Credentials
- Social Media Star
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« The disease of our time is perfectionism. -Konrad Adenauer »
Jasmin Hadrany is a painter, draftsman, and sculptor based in Austria whose works have been exhibited nationally. She cites her artistic focus as being the human body, in all its facets. Hadrany endeavors to capture people in their most beautiful and ugly moments, interpreting them in her personal and distinctive manner. Her style is both clear and minimalist.