Heart on the table Artwork

This work of art reflects a very direct personal portrait of the artist's interior. He intervened on top of a reproduction printed on high quality cardboard, this contains a fragment of the painting made by the Venezuelan artist Marcos Castillo (1897-1966), called "The Boy with the Beret" 1938. When the artist saw it for the first time "the painting", he could not stop seeing a heart on the table, which was literally a "red beret", the artist felt the need to reinterpret the volume of that red color, adding brush strokes with acrylics, he transformed it into a heart very large human, who dialogues with the door on the child's chest, this child shows his maturity with hair on his chest and a sad face with a lost look. The butterfly functions as the idea of freedom from the confinement of the bird that barely fits in its cage, the sword on the neck emphasizes that it is a self-portrait of the artist, he has the same tattoo on his neck, this tattoo represents humility of the subtle subjugating the ambition for power. The butterfly is the stencil of a tattoo he made for a person. The wings, the crown and the window are elements that the artist appropriates to dialogue with his personal and unique metalanguage.

Mixed Media:Acrylic on Fine Art Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:13.6 W x 9.4 H x 0 D in

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