Bone scan Painting

This self-portrait has been carried out in two separate stages in time began in 1999 and was completed in 2001. The purpose pursued in this work has been to try to pierce the seemingly unattainable of the human soul, trying to surface the subconscious towards the surface of the conscious, trying to uncover those uncomfortable truths for the status quo of what is accepted and blessed as socially "correct." The person portrayed tries to return the gaze in the first instance to its creator and in subsequent instances to any person who questions it. The technique used is an investigation and a personal challenge about trying to use the aquarela with many layers looking for the same sensation of an oil-painted painting and all its expressiveness. The style is apparently classic, because the context of the message is also; being the best means for the purpose of such introspection. Renaissance construction lines collide with the position in three quarters of the figure and with his casual and casual hairstyle. I think that this work in particular has endless things to explain, more than any other seemingly more inserted in what is recognized as "contemporary art" and "current."The purpose of the work on the person portrayed is to be able to say everything that is forbidden and socially frowned upon.

Painting:Gouache on Cardboard

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16.9 W x 22.4 H x 1.2 D in

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