Haute Cuisine IV Painting

This artwork comes from the series "Haute Cuisine". The person in a mask is seen here as a symbol of concealment, transformation, or even celebration. The very act of wearing a mask suggests a hidden identity or emotions and balloons typically associated with celebrations, joy, and ephemeral nature represent fleeting emotions, memories, or thoughts. Paired with the mask, it symbolizes the temporary or superficial nature of certain societal conventions or facades people uphold. The wolf on other half of the painting depicts raw, primal instincts, freedom, and the untamed wilderness. By presenting it in a hyper-realistic manner, I'm emphasizing the contrast between our true, wild natures and the personas or masks we present to society. The contrast between the masked figure and the wolf represents here the balance or struggle between our cultivated, societal selves and our inherent wild nature. Together, the two halves of the painting might be interpreted as an exploration of the human psyche, societal expectations, and the raw, underlying instincts that drive us. The duality might prompt viewers to contemplate their own dual natures – the personas they put on for the world versus their genuine, untamed selves.It's a series still in the works consisting of large format paintings an dedicated to world of humans and their relation to animals in a very symbolic way. Artwork is signed with my alias: BOSSCO and comes in a protective wooden crate. IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE ALLOW FOR A FEW DAYS OF WAIT SO I CAN ORDER WOODEN CRATE FROM A COMPANY SPECIALIZED IN THAT KIND OF FINE ART ORDERS. THANK YOU.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:70.9 W x 51.2 H x 1 D in

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