Red Match 1949

‘Red Match 1949’
Sept.2024

This captivating artwork depicts a woman in a dynamic pose, dressed in a sparkling pink ensemble, contrasting vividly against the pastel background. The central character, devoid of face, evokes the escape of individual identity in a consumer society marked by the media. The iconic “Paris Match” magazine is fully integrated into the composition, with its distinctive markings in bright red and white, anchoring the work in popular culture. The artist uses collage techniques to deconstruct and reconstruct the human form in bold ways. The clean, precise cutouts create an intriguing visual effect, highlighting the absence of facial elements and adding a dimension of mystery and anonymity. It is an intense reflection on the influence of the media and the superficiality of appearances. The work is characterised by a carefully chosen colour palette, where hues of pink and red contrast effectively with the softer shades of the background. This juxtaposition accentuates the energy and movement of the woman, while compellingly capturing the viewer’s attention. This artistic masterpiece is a biting and intelligent critique of contemporary society, using the medium of collage to offer a unique and provocative perspective on themes of identity, popular culture and consumerism.
Vintage paper collage on canvas board.
Signed, varnished and delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

A white wooden frame is INCLUDED free of charge.

Shipping costs

$270

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