Chris Hunt
0515: What Liddy Said
0515: What Liddy Said
"When the words of someone you love destroys you, do you ever fully recover"
The painting is a captivating exploration of emotion and abstraction, created with a unique combination of acrylic paint, latex paint, and oil paint markers on acrylic sheets mounted on wood. The background presents a textured interplay of soft grays and whites, punctuated by striking black accents that add depth and contrast. This muted canvas serves as a stage for the vibrant energy of the foreground.
Layers of expressive text, rendered in bold red and blue oil paint markers, dance across the surface, their handwritten style imbued with a sense of urgency and passion. Each word seems to pulse with meaning, inviting the viewer to engage with the artist's emotional landscape.
At the heart of the composition, an abstract figure emerges, outlined in a commanding shade of red, acting as a focal point that draws the eye. This figure stands in stark contrast to the chaotic text surrounding it, embodying a sense of presence amidst the whirlwind of thoughts and feelings.
The use of clear acrylic sheets adds a remarkable dimensionality to the piece, creating an interplay of light and shadow that enhances its visual intrigue. The layers shift slightly with movement, further inviting viewers to explore the interplay of elements. The overall effect is a captivating blend of raw emotion and layered meaning, encouraging a deep, personal reflection as one navigates through its multifaceted narrative.
Dimensions: H 15 1/4" x W 19"
Material: Acrylic Paint, Latex Paint & Oil Paint Markers on Acrylic Blocks mounted on Wood