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What is the point of poverty ? Painting

Edwin Barrington Lue-shing

United Kingdom

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 24 W x 30 H x 1 D in

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About The Artwork

I was invited to participate in an group exhibition , and the theme was " What is the point? " I created this painting and the title was "What is the point of poverty?" In this world of plenty ,no body should be starving or with house ! The very few rich people should be sharing there wealth instead of holding onto it and being selfish, as there say "you can't take it with you !" This is a Poor poverty Chinese child and you can see in her eyes the desperation and hunger, the pictures speaks a thousand words .This high quality deep box canvas is painted right to the edges and is all in encase in resin to lift the flat acrylics paint, to give it rich feel. Thank you for looking. Edwin

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:24 W x 30 H x 1 D in

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Edwin Barrington Lue-Shing Painter Born England 1962 Resides and works in London. Email: Edwin_lue_shing@hotmail.com Artist Statement: Reflections of the 21st century "I aim to capture a frozen moment beyond the frame and to Use colour to unlock the sub-conscious of the character. The colour I use to express Emotional issues and problems of the character, I also try to acquire the spiritual And personal expression for each portrait I do. " Minority females are a major theme of my paintings. I am especially fond of the term "Less is more": a means through which I believe can thoroughly and delicately Express my feelings. About my subject. I stress careful depiction of my characters' Eyes and form, because I feel that eyes and the body vividly and truly reflect a Human being's soul. Characters in my work are often quiet and melancholy, a feeling Projected by the purples or red, pink backgrounds. I try to pass my feelings of the Subject through the tones of colour. I try to take out all detail and leave behind what I Believe is the essential soul of what makes that person who there are. I invite you to take a look and I would love to hear your views, just go to the feedback Below and leave your comments, thank you for viewing. Edwin

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