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The impasto buttock-like forms of two closely joined bodies, depicted here in intimate close proximity, while eschewing anatomical exactitude, suggests that most private and essential moment of shared human experience between loving individuals, the sexual climax. Poetical abstraction in lieu of pornographic realism serves to emphasize the beauty and dignity of this moment. The seemingly physiologically incorrect and detached orb-like forms in the bottom left of the canvas suggest the head(s) of one or more of the couple (eyes closed, mouth agape) turning down and away from the union in an exultant gesture of pleasure at this critical moment of ecstasy. Influences, among others, include Max Beckmann, Edvard Munch, Bob Thompson, George McNeil, Richard Diebenkorn, David Park, Francesco Clemente, R.B. Kitaj and Willem de Kooning.
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Size:20 W x 20 H x 2 D in
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Don Keene's paintings are bold expressionistic renditions of a ‘Red Light’ district that lurks in the subconscious. Evading time, place and definition, these vignettes represent a freedom of will from judgment while the colors and lines that portray unabashed passions saturate the composition with frenzied force. - D. Domick Lombardi Don Keene is a product of Pasadena's Art Center College of Design and the graduate program in Studio Art at The College of New Rochelle. His concerns with the human figure are less illustrative than they are metaphoric. His abstract accumulations of paint and form investigate the relationships we have with our bodies. The investigative dialogue he orchestrates deals with how and why human experience is confounded by primordial passion and desire within a free society that confuses sensuality, sexually charged imagery, emotive content, feelings of personal tension and self-consciousness, and the role of eroticism and pornography. It is the incongruous nature of this content that, for Keene, is in need of exploration. The resultant paintings and drawings on canvas and paper are purportedly abstract yet feel sexual. - William C. Maxwell
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