polychrome
from the Greek word polukhrōmos, from polu- ‘many’ + khrōma ‘colour’
The Polychrome series highlights women swimmers portrayed as multidimensional, vibrant and complex with dynamic variations in width and contrast. Moments before their race, the swimmers pause to observe and remark on something or someone that captures their attention.
female swimmer F
female swimmer A
female swimmer C
female swimmer B
female swimmer Q
female swimmer E
female swimmer S
female swimmer J
female swimmer G
female swimmer O
female swimmer I
female swimmer X
female swimmer H
female swimmer L
female swimmer Z
EACH PAINTING IS A DIPTYCH (2 PANELS OF 70X100CM)
SIZE: 70 X 200 X 3 CM
MEDIUM: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
SIZE: 70 X 200 X 3 CM
MEDIUM: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
monochrome
based on the Greek word monokhrōmatos ‘of a single colour’
The paintings feature men who are looking straight ahead. The swimmers are well-prepared and have their sights set on winning the race. Their symmetry and geometric patterns become more noticeable by utilizing a limited selection of colors on their bodies.
MALE 2
MALE 1
MALE 9
MALE 8
EACH PAINTING IS A DIPTYCH (2 PANELS OF 70X100CM)
SIZE: 70 X 200 X 3 CM
MEDIUM : ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
SIZE: 70 X 200 X 3 CM
MEDIUM : ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
70x200 acrylic on canvas
...But just as Thalis said, who was the master of philosophy (for all of us), water is the very first nature of nature itself. The universe was created from water. The holy oath of Gods (the holy laws) has the nature of water in its existence.
Aristotle, after physics, 983b
Aristotle, after physics, 983b