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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Felt on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 31.9x25.6in
About this artwork
The subject of this painting is the story of a WOMAN in the form of a WATERFALL represented with elements of nature that surround her.
The fall of the CASCADE represents the woman's hair; the CASCADE Rock represents his face.
The elements around are the meaning of his feelings, themes such as: grass, water, sky are his positive feelings and serenity.
While the elements such as: the earth and the exploding volcano are his feelings of sadness… and his exploding anger. Moreover, in his eyes and in his mouth we can see the continuity of the lava, these effects have been carried out in order to show in addition to the intensity of the character, the continuity of the descent of the lava from his volcano.
A mixture between the landscape and the human feeling, it is the CASCADE.
The fall of the CASCADE represents the woman's hair; the CASCADE Rock represents his face.
The elements around are the meaning of his feelings, themes such as: grass, water, sky are his positive feelings and serenity.
While the elements such as: the earth and the exploding volcano are his feelings of sadness… and his exploding anger. Moreover, in his eyes and in his mouth we can see the continuity of the lava, these effects have been carried out in order to show in addition to the intensity of the character, the continuity of the descent of the lava from his volcano.
A mixture between the landscape and the human feeling, it is the CASCADE.
Jason Blak
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Often in my paintings I try to show the beauty of people's differences. We are not only physically beautiful; for me, the heart has always been where beauty comes from. »
Jason Blak is an emerging French talent whose paintings have been exhibited in solo exhibitions in Paris. Growing up in the Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre, Blak was immersed in an artistic community and enjoyed the freedom of creative expression. Inspired by comics and artists like Picasso and Dali, Blak developed his own unique style of abstract portraiture, defined by bold lines and geometric shapes in bright colors.