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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Felt on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.9x25.6in
About this artwork
This painting is a love story that meets a storm, the storm represents the difficulties of a couple's life. However in the frame of my painting, we can see there characters who fight against this storm cloud to save a love and who ultimately succeed.
On this canvas we can see 3 women: one in tears at the bottom left who screams her rage at this complicated moment. One at the bottom right, which is symbolized as a doll which is dislocated by all… its events but which continues to beat in the face of this storm. And one in the foreground, who is delighted to have won her battle against the storm and who knows that now the best is ahead of her.
In the different axes: we can see a mad brain linked to the madness of love. We also see a mad jaw meaning that words exceed thoughts. And an umbrella meaning protection from this thunderstorm.
On this canvas we can see 3 women: one in tears at the bottom left who screams her rage at this complicated moment. One at the bottom right, which is symbolized as a doll which is dislocated by all… its events but which continues to beat in the face of this storm. And one in the foreground, who is delighted to have won her battle against the storm and who knows that now the best is ahead of her.
In the different axes: we can see a mad brain linked to the madness of love. We also see a mad jaw meaning that words exceed thoughts. And an umbrella meaning protection from this thunderstorm.
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.