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Dissociative (2021) Картина - Katherine Wall Katie Wall
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Продавец Katherine Wall Katie Wall
уникальный экземпляр
Работа за подписью художника
Сертификат подлинности включен
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Подлинное произведение искусства (One Of A Kind)
Картина,
Гипс
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Акрил
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Шариковая ручка
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Гелевая ручка
на Холст
- Размеры Высота 14in, Ширина 11in
- Рама Эта работа не оформлена
- Категории Картины до 20 000 $ Абстрактное
Mediums: acrylic paint, micron pen, plaster, and glue on a 14x11 canvas
On display at Carole Calo Gallery from May 2021 - July 2021
For this piece I tried to capture how it feels to have a dissociative disorder. These disorders cause a blurred sense of identity and of the world in general. It heightens other mental health problems[...]
Mediums: acrylic paint, micron pen, plaster, and glue on a 14x11 canvas
On display at Carole Calo Gallery from May 2021 - July 2021
For this piece I tried to capture how it feels to have a dissociative disorder. These disorders cause a blurred sense of identity and of the world in general. It heightens other mental health problems one suffers from and can impact every part of one's life.
Starting with a plaster covered canvas, I used a mix of techniques to try to display not only that someone experiencing this may often seem “out of it” to other people, but that it can cause chaos around them. For me this impacts my anxiety and depression the most. Self harm comes into the conversation here as well, as in the past for me it has been the only thing to bring me back into “real life”. This is represented primarily through the carved out plaster dyed with a pinkish red wash and by some of the micron pen lines found on sections of the dyed plaster.
On display at Carole Calo Gallery from May 2021 - July 2021
For this piece I tried to capture how it feels to have a dissociative disorder. These disorders cause a blurred sense of identity and of the world in general. It heightens other mental health problems one suffers from and can impact every part of one's life.
Starting with a plaster covered canvas, I used a mix of techniques to try to display not only that someone experiencing this may often seem “out of it” to other people, but that it can cause chaos around them. For me this impacts my anxiety and depression the most. Self harm comes into the conversation here as well, as in the past for me it has been the only thing to bring me back into “real life”. This is represented primarily through the carved out plaster dyed with a pinkish red wash and by some of the micron pen lines found on sections of the dyed plaster.
