Revelation Painting

Revelation, critical evaluation by Eliza Yacheva The viewer sees what seems a common topic for the author – an anonymous mannequin representing the human form within a fractured environment and highly abstract geometric composition. This subject matter appears to convey a certain truth for the artist Dominic Cooper. This singular humanoid shape stands for humanity. Two doors can be seen, maybe perhaps windows, in the upper right and bottom right corner. The majority shapes are strictly depicted, contrasting with the three fluid-like draperies looking objects, two of them in yellow and one in white in the center of the artwork. They add a surrealist touch to the overall composition and recalls for Salvador Dali‘s famous trademark – liquid shapes and extensive symbolism. The peculiar matter that can not be seen in Cooper‘s other human forms, is that this white mannequien has separate limbs. It seems as if this ‚freedom‘ is causing not an ease for it, but confusion. Its two legs are twisted, the two arms are crossed each being in opposite direction and traversed in this exact way they reveal a hole, lack of inner peace and emptiness painted in light blue.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:28 W x 40 H x 1 D in

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