Poolside

Salomón Huerta

Poolside, 201888.9 x 58.42cmSign in to view price
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oil on canvasHarper's
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Visual Elements: The artwork features a serene, minimalist composition with a focus on color and form. The predominant colors are shades of blue and green, creating a tranquil and reflective atmosphere. The pool's surface reflects the surrounding landscape, including the distinctive cypress trees and the white umbrella-covered lounge chairs. Subject Matter: The artwork depicts an idyllic outdoor setting, with a swimming pool as the central element. The pool is surrounded by lush greenery, including the cypress trees and other foliage, creating a secluded and peaceful environment. Artistic Style and Technique: The style appears to be a contemporary, representational painting characterized by clean lines, flat colors, and a simplified, almost geometric approach to the landscape elements. Context: The artwork likely aims to capture the essence of a serene, luxurious outdoor space, possibly in a Mediterranean or Tuscan setting. The artist's intention may be to evoke a sense of relaxation and enjoyment of the natural environment. ...

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Poolside
Artist
Salomón Huerta
B.1965, Mexican/American

Challenging conventional portraiture, Salomón Huerta focuses on figurative painting that examines identity, memory, and cultural hybridity. His works often depict subjects from behind, revealing the backs of their heads instead of their faces. This unusual viewpoint recalls moments of waiting in line or sitting in a theater, deliberately withholding the emotional connection usually created through eye contact. By removing the subject’s gaze, Huerta distances personal identification and intimacy, leaving only subtle hints like skin tones on closely shaved heads or necks to imply racial identity. This deliberate ambiguity invites viewers to engage with his portraits in a more abstract and reflective way. Huerta situates his figures against monochrome, richly saturated backgrounds influenced by his Latino heritage and his appreciation for glossy magazine design. The vibrant color fields enhance the visual impact while framing the subjects in a way that highlights their anonymity and universality. Despite these modern elements, Huerta’s painstakingly realistic technique pays homage to classical portrait painters like Caravaggio and Bellini. His work merges contemporary conceptual approaches with time-honored craftsmanship, inviting viewers to reconsider identity, presence, and connection in portraiture through an innovative lens. ...

Salomón Huerta: Artworks
Poolside
Salomón HuertaPoolside, 2018
88.9 x 58.42cm
Vero at the Park
Salomón HuertaVero at the Park, 2022
101.6 x 76.2cm
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