Triple Polarity

This portrait depicts a man in a captivating composition. The man's face is made with expressive lines and contours, creating an effect of superposition of facial features. This technique gives a textured dimension to the work and adds a certain depth to the representation of the subject. The background is a bright sky blue, which creates a striking contrast with the strong lines of the face. This combination of colors and shapes gives the work an atmosphere that is both dynamic and contemplative. The artist deliberately left certain parts of the face unfinished, thus creating an aesthetic of deconstruction. Parts of the face that appear to be "disfigured" or incomplete invite the viewer to interpret and imagine their own vision of this portrait. This bold artistic approach challenges traditional conventions of realistic representation and prompts deeper reflection on the nature of art and perception. The artist plays with contrasts, both in terms of colors and composition, to provoke reflection on the notions of duality and identity. This work invites the viewer to question established conventions and explore the potential of art to represent and deconstruct reality.