Sunday, September 4, 2011
BEAUTY: Painting--Carole Brémaud
French painter, photographer, and sculptor Carole Brémaud's obscured-face portraits appeal to me. I have posted other artists who work on obscured-face portraits, like Nicola Samori. I can't help but think of Francis Bacon's many "Melting Popes" seen here and here. Obscuring the face obscures the most important part of a portrait, rendering the identity of the person moot. What emerges from this anonymity is a psychological profile, whether filled in by the artist or supplied by us, the viewer.
Top to bottom: At The Heart of It; Carnaseum; Charcoal; Commodus; Herculaneum
http://cbremaud.carbonmade.com/
http://carolebremaud.ultra-book.com/actualites
Top to bottom: At The Heart of It; Carnaseum; Charcoal; Commodus; Herculaneum
http://cbremaud.carbonmade.com/
http://carolebremaud.ultra-book.com/actualites
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