Analysis Of Teh Nadirah, Mother And Child
In this painting, obviously there are two figures from back side in the center. A woman and a man which holding their hand heading to front door house. What appear in front of them are a blue entry door, marbling stone exterior walls that has been a mark and two plants in big pots at the left and right entry door. On the left below of the painting also can be seen a staircase which do not know where the direction. The painting appears to be outdoors and it is windy day because the woman’s hair looks blowing by the wind. The woman’s left hand is holding orange color handbag, wearing a long dress with full of pattern and black high heels. While, the man is wearing full set of smart casual; a white collared shirt, black trouser with belt, black
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Figure 3.11: Teh Nadirah, Mother and Child, 2015. Acrylic on canvas: 152.4 x 152.4 cm.
The artwork is square size format with acrylic on canvas. There are two figures of a boy and a woman in a domestic interior. The boy was standing while staring at the woman. His left hand is on the back of his head and his right hand holding a bicycle holder. However, the woman was sitting on a red chair while reading a newspaper. The woman dressed in green appears half of his face was staring at the boy and she is wearing a fluffy shoes. A full of repetition wall pattern with some part have been damaged, a staircase and also a huge leaves on the left bottom. Warm color especially on the red made the chair more embossed on the foreground which advancing come forward to the viewer while blended cooler tones of interior walls made the background recede into deep space. Indirectly, The wall of interior pattern is perfectly flat, but the use of darker lighting below of the staircase create a deep space. As can be seen thoroughly in the surface of the face and skin, it is using a technique called interpolated rotoscope. The use of color as planar shapes having to do with planes that can support the illusion of advancing the skin surface. There is a repetition of visual elements, hexagon geometric shapes appear throughout the work. The repetition on hexagon, staircase and carpet appear and these repeated lines provide flow. The staircase gives a movement either going to downstairs or
Figure 3.11: Teh Nadirah, Mother and Child, 2015. Acrylic on canvas: 152.4 x 152.4 cm.
The artwork is square size format with acrylic on canvas. There are two figures of a boy and a woman in a domestic interior. The boy was standing while staring at the woman. His left hand is on the back of his head and his right hand holding a bicycle holder. However, the woman was sitting on a red chair while reading a newspaper. The woman dressed in green appears half of his face was staring at the boy and she is wearing a fluffy shoes. A full of repetition wall pattern with some part have been damaged, a staircase and also a huge leaves on the left bottom. Warm color especially on the red made the chair more embossed on the foreground which advancing come forward to the viewer while blended cooler tones of interior walls made the background recede into deep space. Indirectly, The wall of interior pattern is perfectly flat, but the use of darker lighting below of the staircase create a deep space. As can be seen thoroughly in the surface of the face and skin, it is using a technique called interpolated rotoscope. The use of color as planar shapes having to do with planes that can support the illusion of advancing the skin surface. There is a repetition of visual elements, hexagon geometric shapes appear throughout the work. The repetition on hexagon, staircase and carpet appear and these repeated lines provide flow. The staircase gives a movement either going to downstairs or