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This artwork by Vincent Bardou is a contemporary piece that depicts the mythological figure of Medusa. In this painting, Medusa is portrayed with piercing blue and yellow eyes, surrounded by snakes coiling around her face. The face of Medusa is painted with acrylic and stands out from the background of the artwork, which is dominated by gold, black, and chrome colors. The right eye of Medusa features black tears, adding a dramatic element to the painting. This detail enhances the intense and tragic expression of Medusa's face, which can be interpreted as a reminder of the punishment she endured in Greek mythology. The choice of colors and textures in the background of the canvas adds an additional dimension to the artwork, creating a dark and mysterious ambiance that highlights the visual impact of Medusa. The combination of warm and cool colors adds depth and intensity to the painting, reinforcing the duality of feminine identity and the dangerous nature of Medusa. In summary, Vincent Bardou's "Medusa" is an artwork that employs visual contrasts to create a striking representation of the mythological figure. This painting raises questions about the perception of beauty, the duality of feminine identity, and the strength and danger associated with women. The combination of acrylic and street art techniques in the artwork creates an interesting visual contrast that captures the viewer's attention and invites contemplation.

 

Name: MEDUSA

 

Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 2.5 cm

 

Techniques: Acrylic painting and aerosol spray

 

Artwork format: Square

 

Support: Canvas mounted on a wooden frame

 

Thickness: 2.5 cm

 

Profile: 25 x 40 mm

 

Edges: The edges are painted, allowing for immediate display of the artwork without framing

 

Finish: Two layers of acrylic varnish to protect the artwork

 

Signed on the bottom right and counter-signed on the back

 

The artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity

 

Unique and original piece

MEDUSA

€5,000.00Price

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