Lonesome Corporal Painting

This somber painting containing the reminiscent effect of the 1893 gem “The scream “ by Edvard Munch has a generally drab appearance Executed on Canvas with acrylic and charcoal with the approach of a learned expressionist ,this seemingly sullied composition depicts a portrait of a Soldier (the lonesome Corporal) in the foreground seconded by another figure obscured in the ashy background akin a gentle shoulder tap. The artist portrays the foreground figure clouded by a vivid overwhelming dolor and what appears to be a lucid howl demonstrating a collective human desire to be loved also attempting to suggest a lowly state of his Muse The background figure appears to be a soldier like the foreground figure indicating loyalty , support and a gentle aid from a familiar face. However, the background figure might not necessarily represent just a familiar face , but a familiar state of the self being the Higher self , the enlightened self , the ever present self observing without absorbing from the background This piece reflects on a period of melancholy in the life of the supposed muse (the foreground figure) characterized by heavy self criticism, a lackluster approach to love for the self , major reliance on external sources for validation and an inner will to evolve , to be enlightened and acceptance Self love can seem a Herculean task in our self comparing modern world , a world were we ever so try to describe our experience of love and wholeness in another person or thing . It is important to remember the lone nature of our experience in this realm because true strength manifest through our interaction with ourselves in a state of salutary solitude

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:20 W x 22 H x 1 D in

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