Video: Susan Jamison's Endless Femininity
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Susan Jamison creates very feminine and eye-catching designs. Nude female bodies, adorned with bright pink patterns and surrounded by flowers, butterflies and animals, look very delicate, sophisticated and at the same time strange.
The artist creates her paintings using tempera paints. According to her, the pink color, embroidery-like patterns, floral motifs symbolize the extreme femininity of her heroines. Female figures are surrounded by images of plants and animals, household items and symbols, which, according to the author's plan, should remind the viewer of certain stories known to him. Susan says she draws inspiration from many different sources, including fairy tales, Renaissance portraits, scientific, botanical, and illustration.
“My compositions include both individual body parts and Renaissance-inspired portraits, in which medical illustrations of the human head are adapted and changed into the original depictions of women in a dreamy state,” says Susan Jamison. - The choice of plants and animals is also not accidental: it is associated with their symbolic associations. Household items such as scissors, needles and threads are reminiscent of traditional feminine art. Stylistically, the figures are depicted in a clear, detailed style that does not involve the use of shadows. The light cream or dark charcoal background of the paintings is intended to create an indefinite or even endless sense of space."
Susan Jamison is an American artist. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island. Her works are in museum collections and galleries in New York, Washington, Los Angeles, London. More works of the author - on the site.
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