Richard Kern

Kembra Balls, 199418 x 13cmPrice on Request

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The artwork features a striking figure with pale skin and dark, disheveled hair against a vibrant red backdrop. The subject adopts a pensive, yet vulnerable pose, with their hands framing their face. The overall composition emphasizes the interplay of the figure's strong, angular lines and the smooth, rounded spheres placed beside them, creating a visually intriguing contrast. The artist's use of bold colors and the model's expressive body language suggest a powerful, emotive narrative, inviting the viewer to ponder the deeper context and the artist's underlying message. ...

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Artist

Richard Kern

B.1954, American

Richard Kern, photographer and filmmaker remains, first and foremost, a portraitist. For more than two decades Kern has sought to unravel and illuminate the complex and often darker sides of human nature. Kern makes the psychological space between the sitter, photographer and audience his subject. With his dry, matter of fact approach, he underlines the absurdity of truth and objectivity in photography while playing with our reliance upon taxonomies around sexual representation. Kern is a regular contributor to The Face, Dazed, Numero, Vice and Purple and has published 28 books. His films and photographs have been exhibited at MoMA, The Whitney Museum and in more than 50 solo shows around the world. ...