Child Pose
Child Pose by Chris Spring
Wax, ink, oil and charcoal on paper
20 x 30 cm
Framed
"Child Pose" is a representation of restfulness and introspection, captured by Chris Spring through the timeless art of life drawing. This piece employs a compelling mix of wax, ink, oil, and charcoal on paper to embody the essence of the pose known for its calming properties.
Crafted during a live drawing session, this artwork reflects the authentic form and spirit of the subject. The choice of materials adds depth and texture, with the wax providing a tactile dimension, the ink offering fluidity and definition, the oil delivering richness, and the charcoal giving a soft yet intense contrast.
Spring's use of a predominantly monochromatic palette, highlighted by the bold background, allows the subtleties of the figure's relaxed posture to emerge powerfully. The artwork invites viewers to experience a sense of tranquillity and meditative stillness, encouraging moments of pause and reflection.
"Child Pose" is not only a study of the human form but also an invitation to connect with the quieter aspects of our nature. It's an excellent piece for those who appreciate art that resonates with inner peace and simplicity. This life drawing will add a contemplative touch to any space it inhabits, perfect for a calming influence in a bustling environment.
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Child Pose
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45 Churchfield Road
London W3 6AY
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Chris Spring
About Chris Spring
Dr Chris Spring is an artist, writer and curator based at the West London Art Factory. He has curated many exhibitions at the British Museum and other venues, most of which featured work by contemporary artists of African heritage. His award winning books include Angaza Afrika: African Art Now and African Textiles Today.
Chris is an ambassador for The Africa Centre, London, and a trustee of the October Gallery and of Jose Hendo's 'Bark to the Roots'. His first novel, Ted and Pterry, was published in 2022 and two others are in the pipeline.