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Kim Poor
United Kingdom
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Artwork details
- Medium : Enamel, Pigments on Metal
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 9.8x18.9in
About this artwork
The all-powerful eyes of a young Indian boy (Curumin) who is forever vigilant and protective of the forest. The image is specifically boxed in to pull the viewer into understanding the plight of this boy.
The work is created in Poor's technique of powdered glass and natural pigments fused on steel plates. This unique technique was named by the late Salvador Dali as Diaphanism - it conjures the ability to see the world as if through coloured gauze.
The work is created in Poor's technique of powdered glass and natural pigments fused on steel plates. This unique technique was named by the late Salvador Dali as Diaphanism - it conjures the ability to see the world as if through coloured gauze.
Kim Poor
United Kingdom
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Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Covered by the Press
« Venture beyond where your eyes can see and open doors and windows to allow the imagined and the impossible to co-exist with reality. »
Kim Poor is an experienced Brazilian artist based between Rio and London, who has exhibited her work internationally. Her three main themes are the Amazon, fantastical narratives and angels. Inspired by everything from mythology to music, she composes paintings full of texture and transparency, using ground glass fused to sheets of steel to achieve an unexpected artistic aesthetic.
Kim Poor
Curumin
$3,090
