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Canvas · 2020 547 vues
Fait par un humain
Rifat Ara Mim certifie avoir créé cette œuvre à la main, sans image générée par intelligence artificielle.
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Médium
- Canvas
- Dimensions
- 116,8 × 101,6 cm
- Année
- 2020
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
A series of rapes that occurred after the outbreak prompted me to speak up. I looked at some examples of historical rape paintings. Surprisingly! You could be excused for thinking that rape was a romantic, passionate, and dramatic affair that ultimately improved society if you looked at their canvases and thought about the stories behind them. And that left me with a question: Are we the most spammed humans in history? In this painting, I set out to convey the sense of having to hide women's participation in a culture that celebrates the consumption of human flesh and the resulting censorship.
Ever since I can remember, I have enjoyed drawing. For me, using art to depict the behaviors and feelings that precede disaster is crucial. The line where safety and dread coexist is what I'm searching for. Bangladesh's Bogura is where I was born and raised. The academic approach to art seemed to be affecting every piece I produced after I began art college in 2011. I opted to discontinue my academic pursuits in 2013. After completing the pre-degree program for the Bachelor of Arts (BFA) in order to have more intellectual freedom and avoid being influenced by any standards or dogmas. As a result, I had begun working as a freelancer and had since participated in a number of group shows. Artist Francis Bacon has had a big impact on me. His pieces were on display at Tate Britain when I visited Europe in 2019. Through his works, I have come to understand that a painting is more than a painting, and this has inspired me to create sensual human forms that portray unfiltered feelings.




