20 x 16 in. (51 x 40.6 cm.) |
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The Seven Dancers
“Seven Dancers” portrays the balanced and unified dynamics of dance as an art form. The vague and enticing mystery of the stationary figures in the background forefronted by the graceful movement of three dancers dressed for a performance function to situate the viewer as the audience. The texture and stark color contrast, succeeded through a perfect and intentional use of acrylic paint, allows you to be hypnotized by the harmony of the seven dancers.
Mixed media; pastel and chalk, 2019
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About Shray
Bronze sculptor, Shray, is one of the few working artists today who employs the subtractionist technique, where the artist finds the form in the clay as opposed to adding clay to an armature. Much like the technique of carving, Shray works with lines and shadows of the block, thoughtfully eliminating material from the block as she sculpts. Her simplicity of form has been compared to that of Henry Moore, Rodin and Brancusi. “I see the emotion in the form, the hard lines, the curves, and allow them to carry the human condition through and around the negative and positive spaces. I am concerned with the fine line between the individual and humanity and how to achieve this without succumbing to […]
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