Deposit of my drawings, processes, color and art research.

Shyness and Emancipation

Author: William Marquina
Title: Shyness and Emancipation
Technique: Pigment black, hair dog, 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 /
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Description: The woman in its essence is shy. I make a connection between the female figure and distortion of her eyes, nose and mouth to reconstruct its emancipator spirit, that force that gains its peculiar conception of beauty, delicacy and intelligence which makes them many of them confused in the society. I divided the composition in two, to transfer the reconstructed idea of the first image in a second format. I used aluminum foil to redraw what I draw from his face, the hair of the dog (my pet) is a symbol of the animal condition of humans, also identifying the nature of self-consciousness in the rest of the animals. These drawings are inspired in Picasso in the style of their lines and silhouette, for me are spectacular!

This piece has no frame and is signed at the back. This work is for sale at: http://www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-Shyness-and-Emancipation/686638/2674519/view

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