Kim Kardashian stopped by the Hot & Cool Cafe on Monday with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, January 25...
Kim Kardashian stopped by the Hot & Cool Cafe on Monday with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, January 25...
Kim Kardashian stopped by the Hot & Cool Cafe on Monday with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, January 25...
Kim Kardashian stopped by the Hot & Cool Cafe on Monday with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, January 25...

Ruby Dickson

Kim Kardashian stopped by the Hot & Cool Cafe on Monday with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, January 25,, 2022200 x 120cmSign in to view price
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Material
oil paint on canvas
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The artwork features a figure dressed in a dark coat and sunglasses, standing against a backdrop of lush green foliage. The bold, expressive brushstrokes and contrasting colors, particularly the vibrant green leaves and the dark silhouette of the figure, create a striking visual composition. The subject appears enigmatic and aloof, with the sunglasses obscuring the individual's identity. The overall style suggests a contemporary, abstract approach, with the artist employing a distinctive technique to evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue. This piece may be exploring themes of anonymity, urban isolation, or the relationship between the individual and the natural world. ...

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Ruby Dickson
Artist
Ruby Dickson
B.1996, British

Ruby Dickson (1996, UK) is a painter based in London, UK. In her work, the artist examines the workings of desire and need as symptoms of capitalist systems of exchange. Working at pace and with intuition, Dickson’s paintings always look for the simplest expression of a feeling and the most immediate way to depict a subject, conveying a tension between urgency and vulnerability. In her most recent works, Dickson appropriates pop culture icons and cartoon characters to analyse contemporary modes of production, circulation and consumption of images, which she addresses in relation to the specific temporality and materiality of paint. As an artist of Irish and Jamaican descent, Dickson uses her investigation into contemporary spectacle to reflect upon the progressive ambiguation and constant redistribution of identification processes. ...

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