Artist Information:
Lara Chauvin
Edmonton,
Canada
Member Since: Mar 2005
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Artist Statement:
Lara Chauvin’s - New Works- Ideology
(Please see my website for more background information at www.larachauvin.com)
I am primarily a self-taught artist. At a very young age I began drawing and painting figures with materials such as pencils, conté, charcoal, Indian inks, pastel and collage before moving on to more traditional acrylics/oils on canvas now adding cosmetics.
“Mannequin Perfectionism”
My latest body of work is primarily based on the female form, partially influenced by the late Tamara de Lempicka who was an art deco figurative artist that painted high society aristocrats. De Lempicka’s women were perfect, bold and voluptuous with strongly cast shadows upon cubist relief backgrounds.
The ideology behind my new body of work is “Mannequin Perfectionism”. Individuals painted unrealistically with smaller but more poignant glimpses of realism. In our world today we have molded our minds, our own human behavioral expressions to accept “Mannequin” like beauties as normality. The waxy complexions, nearly symmetrical face structures, peculiarly voluminous extended limbs and strongly cast shadows create a sense of automata but with a cultural stir…
Having been born and raised in Australia, excess flesh and color is abundant at a casual glance, juxtapose this with ...
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Lara Chauvin's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Lara Chauvin's Portfolio. Browse Chauvin's body of work: Lara Chauvin’s - New Works- Ideology
(Please see my website for more background information at www.larachauvin.com)
I am primarily a self-taught artist. At a very young age I began drawing and painting figures with materials such as pencils, conté, charcoal, Indian inks, pastel and collage before moving on to more traditional acrylics/oils on canvas now adding cosmetics.
“Mannequin Perfectionism”
My latest body of work is primarily based on the female form, partially influenced by the late Tamara de Lempicka who was an art deco figurative artist that painted high society aristocrats. De Lempicka’s women were ... | |
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