Original artwork description:

The longer you look at an object, the more abstract it becomes, and, ironically, the more real.” Lucian Freud.

Unlike many surrealists, who present their dreams, the central subjects of Ta’s work are people and bold colours. Her work opens up new art dimensions to explore. Her Blue Valentine figures radiate emotions of closeness, love and feeling safe, and her conspirator characters evoke curiosity.  “My subject matter is people, but my real passion is in colour and how the arrangement of colour can produce a different emotional experience of art.”

In this oil painting, I delved deep into the essence of surrealism, crafting an enigmatic narrative through figurative form. As the figures intertwine, each face tells a profound story, their gazes piercing through reality with a mix of bold strokes and delicate contrasts. This artwork is a celebration of the mysterious, an invitation to revel in the layered emotions that dance beneath the surface. Embracing my canvas, I convey a vivid tapestry of life's drama, sure to infuse any space with thought-provoking elegance.

Materials used:

Oil on canvas

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