The painting "Ivory and gold" by a modern female artist Anna Dart depicts a young woman in a kitchen who is nude and smoking from a lit gas stove.
The artwork captures a moment of intimacy and freedom.The focus of the painting is on her white shoulders and arms and her short hair, which is depicted with dynamic strokes to give a feeling of movement. The title "Ivory and Gold" could refer to the contrast between the woman's white skin and the golden tones of the sun light in the room. The woman seems comfortable and playful in the kitchen, as if she is enjoying a private moment. The title may also reflect the duality of the scene, with the woman both exposed and yet partially hidden. The dish prepared on the stove could symbolize a celebration of sensual pleasure and self-care.
The consistent use of black watercolour with blue shadows is a stylistic choice by the artist, to explore different textures and shades, and create depth and dimension in Anna Dart´s pieces. The use of black watercolour is elegant, as it creates a rich and dramatic look. The blue shadows add a sense of mystery and depth, creating a timeless quality that can make the works look like they were captured in a moment frozen in time. The overall effect of the black watercolour with blue shadows could be seen as burn-out or gritty, giving the paintings a rough, edgy and raw feel.
29 x 40 cm, March 8, 2020, watercolour
►The original painting by request◄
►The art-prints are available exclusively on SINGULART Gallery online◄
Envision "Ivory and gold" by Anna Dart taking pride of place in your dining room or kitchen, an emblem of sensual freedom and playfulness. Perfect for homes embracing LGBT-friendly art, its raw textures and captivating aura make it a striking conversation starter for any space.
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