The voyage out #6

By Avinash Kumar

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Charcoal and Acrylic on Canvas , 36 x 18 inches

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Charcoal and Acrylic on Canvas
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36 x 18 inches
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About the artwork

This artwork is a combination of a collage, print on canvas and acrylic painting.
The collage consists of photos that I digitally process on a computer, and other photos and pieces of magazine s and newspapers selected at random and stuck on canvas. When the collage is ready, I paint on it with acrylic paint. I also use spray paint , ink , squizers, markers.
Finally, I cover the collage with many layers of structural gel to obtain a texture and then varnish at least twice to get th .. he desired effect.
The use of many techniques at once causes that the artwork becomes much more interesting and modern.
The artwork is ready to hang. Framing is not required

Avinash Kumar

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French abstract artist avinash blends the visual languages of Western Modernist Abstraction with earlier, global aesthetic traditions, such as thos ... e of indigenous artists and ancient Rome. Within his works, floating, whimsical, anthropomorphic forms intermingle amid structured, linear grounds.
Avinsah is particularly interested in pattern, color, and line. Though grounded in geometry, his compositions are hand drawn, or hand painted. Raw, yet elegant, his works are also layered and complex. They celebrate the imperfections of the human hand of the artist, and at times are almost reminiscent of the tradition of quilting.