La Parade nuptiale des Flamants roses (Pink flamingo's courtship ritual) Painting

And collage for the dresses. Sides painted, no need for a frame. Artwork inspired by Kay Ryan's poem "FLAMINGO WATCHING" Wherever the flamingo goes, she brings a city's worth of furbelows. She seems unnatural by nature- too vivid and pecular a structure to be pretty, and flexible to the point of oddity. Perched on those legs; anything she does seems like an act. Descending on her egg or draping her head along her back she's too exact and sinuous to convince an audience she's serious. The natural elect, they think, would be less pink, less able to relax their necks, less flamboyant in general. They privatly expect that it's some poorly jointed bland grey animal with mitts for hands whom God protects. This poem speaks to sexism through the eyes of the perpetrator in the 70's. with the poet being a femenist who demonstrated for woman's rights in the 60' and 70's. and wrote the poem as a monument to the times.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 31.5 H x 1.5 D in

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