Bone Tired
Size (h w d): 48 x 36 x 2 in
Medium: Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas
Subject Matter: Figurative Abstract
Type: Painting
Price $1,730
Bone Tired, is born out of a long series of painful events. Please click here to go to my blog and read more about how this piece was created. The color palette is reflective of bones with the addition of small areas of a red iron oxide. To me, this color represents the marrow in our bones. It is the life and the producer of newness. Bones can be broken, but they have a spectacular way of healing. As I painted, an image emerged…I know, big surprise, right?! She looks tired and alien to me…a lot like how I can feel in my own body. The simple lines that create her form echo the tiredness I am experiencing…it’s all I have to give right now. No details, no show-stopping marks full of energy and color. This piece is a real and raw representation of me right now. This is me as I paint today.
Size (h w d): 48 x 36 x 2 in
Medium: Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas
Subject Matter: Figurative Abstract
Type: Painting
Price $1,730
Bone Tired, is born out of a long series of painful events. Please click here to go to my blog and read more about how this piece was created. The color palette is reflective of bones with the addition of small areas of a red iron oxide. To me, this color represents the marrow in our bones. It is the life and the producer of newness. Bones can be broken, but they have a spectacular way of healing. As I painted, an image emerged…I know, big surprise, right?! She looks tired and alien to me…a lot like how I can feel in my own body. The simple lines that create her form echo the tiredness I am experiencing…it’s all I have to give right now. No details, no show-stopping marks full of energy and color. This piece is a real and raw representation of me right now. This is me as I paint today.
Size (h w d): 48 x 36 x 2 in
Medium: Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas
Subject Matter: Figurative Abstract
Type: Painting
Price $1,730
Bone Tired, is born out of a long series of painful events. Please click here to go to my blog and read more about how this piece was created. The color palette is reflective of bones with the addition of small areas of a red iron oxide. To me, this color represents the marrow in our bones. It is the life and the producer of newness. Bones can be broken, but they have a spectacular way of healing. As I painted, an image emerged…I know, big surprise, right?! She looks tired and alien to me…a lot like how I can feel in my own body. The simple lines that create her form echo the tiredness I am experiencing…it’s all I have to give right now. No details, no show-stopping marks full of energy and color. This piece is a real and raw representation of me right now. This is me as I paint today.