Dream obscene (after Peter Paul Rubens Diana and her Nymphs)

Jorge K. Cruz

Dream obscene (after Peter Paul Rubens Diana and her Nymphs), 2025134 x 112cmSign in to view price
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Material
oil on canvas
Description
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In "Dream Obscene," Jorge K. Cruz employs swirling, vivid hues of red, pink, green, and yellow to create a fluid, dynamic composition. The painting features abstracted figures reminiscent of Rubens, enveloped in lush, organic forms that suggest dreamlike movement. Cruz blends figuration and abstraction, using expressive brushstrokes and layering techniques to evoke introspection and sublimity. This artwork reflects Cruz's exploration of the tension between historical imagery and contemporary emotion, aiming to uncover psychological and universal truths through a vibrant, intuitive approach. ...

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Artist
Jorge K. Cruz
B.1995, Ecuadorian

Jorge K. Cruz is a New York City-based artist whose work delves into the tension between figuration and abstraction, probing the depths of human emotion and the intricacies of psychological experience. Cruz’s paintings navigate the tension between past and present, blending saturated, familiar imagery with the stark immediacy of contemporary experience. His work delves into the psychological depths of human nature, manifesting existential inquiries through a sensitive handling of paint and the figure. Cruz creates layered compositions that oscillate between figuration and abstraction, capturing moments of sublimity and introspection. His swirling, visceral use of the medium reflects a commitment to uncovering universal truths, while his intuitive, experimental approach underscores painting as a site of discovery and transformation. ...

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