The Voyeur Death Watch Painting By Dorina Pantea

Year:

Medium:

Oil Painting

Size - (USA):

140 W x 65 H x 2 D (cm)

Size - (metric):

55.1 W x 25.6 H x 0.8 D (inches)

Theme:

Love

Edition:

Original

Artwork ID:

640801

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Artwork Info Sheet (PDF)

Artwork Description:

The subject of creation and destruction is intertwined in this painting by the connection between the 3 characters. This painting depicts the voyeur as a shadow, a figure of death that is always watching, even in our most intimate moments in life. The painting depicts a nude couple sitting on the floor embracing in a most intimate way. They hold on to each other as an after-thought of their lovemaking, they cling together in a sign of possession and lust illustrated by the sexual posture. The shadow in the armchair is a symbol of death, violence, lust, venality that we follow in life. In its form, the death finds himself only as a shadow that watches and stands witness at every event and emotion, from the begging of our life until the end, when she collects our essence to reunite us with the void. Death and love, hate and love, life and death they hold hands from the beginning through the end. The window represents a way out, an escape, a light of hope.

Artwork Keywords:   Voyeur, Shadowman, Embracing, Nude Couple, Lovemaking, Lust, Sexual, Death And Love, Possession, , Original Painting

Materials:   Oil Paintings