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Into the Grave Yard of Intimate Courting Print

Mark M Whelan

United States

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About The Artwork

Inspired by the short story "Swipe and Prejudice" by Lil Diamond Smith depicts a woman struggling to navigate the process of her objectification and her objectification of possible suitors. The bird motifs represent messages, one being white and the other black depending upon the emotional temperature of her response. it is imbued with an obvious feeling of isolation, alienation, silence, and mystique. Lighting, whether organic or synthetic, is essential in creating an atmosphere. It is an artwork that we now associate with sorrow and alienation. This artwork is featured in Lil Diamond Smith's Book "Futurist: Silicon Valley Edition." available on Amazon and Apple.

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Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:16 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:17.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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While Mark M. Whelan's art is primarily portraits and figurative pictures. However, his aim is not to represent a beautiful image of a person or an individual in a futuristic context; rather, it’s an ongoing exploration of the process of how art is created concerning its structure, composition, colour, and technique. Like many figurative painters of his generation, it’s impossible for Whelan to avoid the looming shadows of Francisco Goya, Francis Bacon, Hieronymus Bosch and Lucian Freud, all of which have dominated the figurative world, their paintings both evocative, emotional and full of existential angst and anticipation of an uncertain future. However, Whelan is finding his futuristic path into the light, away from these titans of the art world, his work constantly seeking to go beyond the discipline of representational art and the more gestural expressionism that we are familiar with in the figurative paintings of Bacon.

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