Martyna Czech — Ex I (oil on canvas, 2014)

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Martyna Czech — Ex I (oil on canvas, 2014)

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Ink wash and metallic acrylic on paper.
Cette scène me rappelle le film Reservoir Dogs de Quentin Tarantino. Quant au traitement, on est dans l'expressionnisme matiériste version fin du monde (qui n'est pas sans référence à Chaïm Soutine, les déformations en moins). Acrylique sur papier, 42 × 30 cm

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