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Disclaimer and Inflation

Author: William Marquina
Title: Disclaimer and Inflation
Technique: pigment black, photo of magazine and foil on glazed paper
Dimensions: 13 "x 19" x 0.008 "(33 cm x 48 cm x 0.02 cm)
Year: 2015
Personal Web Page: http://www.marquinawilliam.wix.com/brillo /
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/brillosiete

Key words: drawing, contemporary, black, collage, photo magazine, woman, animal, aluminium, paper, Transfiguration, inflation, Alighiero E Boetti, Picasso
Description: The vulnerability of women in his temperament is palpable in an aesthetic structure that integrates a deep sense of Transfiguration. Picasso's work addressed these transfigurations of women to paint portraits of some of his mistresses as is the case with “La Femme Qui Pleure”, 1937 in which Picasso reflects his concept of tears and suffering of Dora Maar; where your face can be seen transfigured by blight and dislocation facial. Disclaimer and inflation made a Transfiguration of the image of a woman in a magazine photo. I've rebuilt next to this a new image with the eyes and mouth dislocated, giving the feeling of anger and his face inflation and whose silhouette resembles a simple figure with a doll-animal traits. The woman's face is redialing with strokes of pencil eraser. This piece has no frame and is signed at the back.

This work is available for sale at: http://www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-Disclaimer-and-Inflation/686638/2679510/view

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