Jicarilla
portrait of Vash Gon, Indian chief of the Jicarilla tribe, Apaches living in the southwestern United States. Inspiration from a period photo of Edward S. Curtis (1904) Representation of this Indian chief by playing on genres. A woman's face emerges from this man's face and, therefore, designates only one man anymore but encompasses Apache men and women. Using two complementary colors, red and green to create contrast. The face is treated in a fragmented way, as if, under this stone skin, there was the skinled flesh of the Apaches.
Artwork Size & Ink Base:
60x80cm / Acrylic on canvas
Artwork Style
- Abstract
- Digital Art | NFT
- Animalistic
- Expressionism
- Figurative
- Impressionism
- Landscape
- Minimalism
- Mixed Media | Pop Art
- Realism
Artwork Size
- Less than 50cm
- Up to 1m50
- More than 1m50
Painting Technique
- Acrylic
- Chalk
- Collage | Digital
- Oil
- Pastel
- Pencil
- Resin | Epoxy
- Spray Paint
- Watercolor
- Mixed Media
- Photography
Location
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About the Artist
Born of a painter mother and a musician father, Bellule has always been immersed in an artistic universe. After graduating from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, she continued…
Born of a painter mother and a musician father, Bellule has always been immersed in an artistic universe. After graduating from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, she continued…