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ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURES ON BLACK MOUNT BOARD SAAN NESSTRON SKIN SERIES PHILIPPE HALABURDA STUDIO 2021
The most intimate layer of skin
About the theme of the "skin"
In my artistic representation of the integumentary system, I utilize acrylic paint and color tape on paper to capture the multifaceted nature of the skin.
Through a combination of textures and hues, I evoke the complex functions
of the skin, from protecting against microbes to facilitating sensory experiences.
The acrylic paint serves as a base layer, providing a tactile foundation for the color tape to overlay and depict the interconnected network of sensations and emotions experienced through the skin.
Inspired by scientific understanding and emotional resonance, I integrate various shades and patterns of color tape to symbolize the diverse range of stimuli
and psychological responses the skin can elicit.
By layering and intertwining tapes of different colors and textures, I create compositions that reflect the dynamic nature of our skin's interactions with
the external environment and internal states.
These artworks invite viewers to contemplate the intimate connection between physical sensations and emotional experiences, as well as our skin's profound impact on our overall well-being.
As viewers engage with these artistic representations, they are encouraged
to reflect on the significance of the integumentary system beyond its physical attributes.
Through the interplay of acrylic paint and color tape, I aspire to bring
the skin's role as a conduit for physiological and psychological processes invites viewers to explore the profound interconnectedness of mind and body.
These compositions serve as a visual exploration of the skin as a protective barrier and a gateway to our sensory experiences and emotional states (source: National Geographic).
Details of the series
SERIES OF 8 ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
Material Acrylic, color tape
Medium Paper 24 x 18 inches
Date 2021
Authentification Signed and title on the back
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