Still life #11

Juliette Blightman

Still life #11, 2016290 x 290cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
gouache on canvas
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a striking combination of muted colors and bold, gestural brushstrokes. The composition is dominated by a central form that appears to be a reclined, undulating figure rendered in shades of gray and white. Surrounding this central element are loose, expressive shapes and lines in darker tones, creating a sense of depth and movement. The overall effect is one of fluidity and organic energy, with the artist's distinctive painting style adding to the work's dynamic, evocative quality. The artwork suggests a exploration of the human form and the interplay of light and shadow, reflecting the artist's personal interpretation of the subject matter. ...

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Juliette Blightman
Artist
Juliette Blightman
B.1980, British

Everyday life and moments of shared intimacy act as catalysts for Juliette Blightman’s practice. Working fluidly between painting, drawing, sculpture, performance and film, Blightman tussles out smaller moments from her daily life to create tender portraits of her friends, family and the cities she encounters. With a deep sense of care, Blightman might focus on the minute details of a smile, the warmth of a domestic interior or the beauty of a city scene. Her installations often combine different media, with frames from a montage film being crystallised in a drawing, or a sculpture recreating a scene found within the moving images. Interested in the messiness of memory, Blightman continues to question the notion of radical subjectivity. Time for example is something which fascinates the artist, “time between myself and my subject, the moment of the photograph, the time the audience is invited to spend with the paintings and the life the works will have once the exhibition has come to an end”. These continual public and private interactions each work undergoes adds a sense of impactful transference to each piece. The evident adoration for her subjects echoes the sensitivity of other portrait artists such as David Hockney, Alice Neal or Chantal Joffe, yet Blightman’s weaving of painting with other media brings these specific questions of subjectivity into the fold. ...

Juliette Blightman: Artworks
Still life #11
Juliette BlightmanStill life #11, 2016Price on Request