The Condemned Painting

Employing the technique of Dualism, "The Condemned" depicts the memory of a man who met his fate in the electric chair. The work features a dark brown background with light seeping in from the top, evoking a sense of inevitability and desperation. The luminous translucent orange figure brings to mind the essence of the soul that met his fate, imbuing the room with his presence. Crafting the impression of transparency was no simple feat, necessitating a meticulous process where opaque colors were used to create the "illusion" of a see-through silhouette against the dark backdrop. The final work showcases the style of Dualism where "form" is conveyed by the gloomy room, and "color" is embodied by vivid orange figure. Dualism is a painting technique that differs from conventional methods where "color" and "form" work together to depict the same object. Instead, in this approach, "color" and "form" are each allowed to convey a different entity. The "form" primarily embodies the shades of gray of the background, while the "color" constitutes the translucent bright hue contrasting it, creating a visual effect that can be perceived as two paintings in one.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:53 W x 39 H x 0.1 D in

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