The artwork is an abstract painting featuring a distorted face as "Dialect of Trust" is a captivating abstract painting that draws viewers into its multi-layered narrative. The piece stands at 13.5 x 17 inches, created with mixed media on paper, showcasing a harmonious blend of ink, acrylics, and watercolor. A standout feature of the artwork is its portrayal of a distorted face, which serves as the central focal point. This face is skillfully crafted using bold, intersecting lines and angular shapes. The dominant red, pink, and black tones imbue the piece with an intense energy, while a distinct square element over the eye area introduces an intriguing geometric aspect.
The background of the painting is richly textured, composed of layered glazes and additional abstract forms. Hints of blue and yellow emerge amid these shapes, contributing to the depth and complexity of the piece. The composition evokes a sensation of fragmentation and mystery, compelling the audience to delve deeper into its layers.
This artwork was inspired by the notion that reaching out for help in times of crisis demonstrates vulnerability and trust, ultimately reinforcing relationships and building support networks. It serves as a visual metaphor for the resilience required to overcome adversity through mutual support. The unique creation process involved multiple layers of glazes and collage techniques, adding to the artwork's intricate texture and compelling narrative.
- Subject Matter: Abstract portrait
- Collections: Mixed Media, Painting, Work on paper