Flamenco II
Flamenco II by Chris Spring, 2023
Wax, ink, oil and charcoal on paper
41 x 29 cm
Framed
Immerse yourself in the passionate art of dance with "Flamenco II," a striking life drawing by Chris Spring. This 2023 creation, measuring 41 x 29 cm, is a rich interplay of wax, ink, oil, and charcoal on paper, brought to life with vivid red and subtle blue accents.
Drawing directly from the vibrant energy of a live flamenco dance, Chris Spring captures the essence of this expressive form. The red lines swirl around the figure, echoing the dancer's swift movements and the dramatic flair of their performance. Splashes of blue add a cool depth, contrasting the warmth of the red to symbolize the emotional intensity of the dance.
This piece is a testament to the artist's skill in conveying movement and emotion on paper. The use of various mediums adds a dimensional and textured quality, with each stroke and smear providing insight into the spontaneity of the moment. The charcoal outlines offer structure amidst the chaos, grounding the composition in the power of the dancer's posture.
"Flamenco II" is a homage to the art of life drawing, capturing the immediacy of the moment and the ephemeral beauty of the subject. The artwork is framed, making it an exquisite statement piece ready to bring the intensity and passion of flamenco into any space.
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Flamenco II
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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.