Oil on canvas
36×36 inch
This work isolates the figure from behind, capturing the instant of a head turning, with hair rendered in sweeping strokes that blur the boundary between motion and stillness. The red garment becomes a dominant field of color and texture, contrasted against a dark background that removes context and narrative. By withholding the face, the painting shifts attention to posture, volume, and the subtle tension of a gesture interrupted. The composition examines the body as form rather than identity, inviting contemplation of presence, anonymity, and the fleeting nature of movement.
Oil on canvas
36×36 inch
This work isolates the figure from behind, capturing the instant of a head turning, with hair rendered in sweeping strokes that blur the boundary between motion and stillness. The red garment becomes a dominant field of color and texture, contrasted against a dark background that removes context and narrative. By withholding the face, the painting shifts attention to posture, volume, and the subtle tension of a gesture interrupted. The composition examines the body as form rather than identity, inviting contemplation of presence, anonymity, and the fleeting nature of movement.
