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$800.00
Dimensions
16.000 x 22.000 x 0.600 inches
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Angelina Vick
Littleton, CO - United States
Fascinating imagery. The composition and color choice works very well. The clear agony on his face and the liquid aspect of his body really makes the mortality of mankind and frailty of it the center stage.
Conor OBrien replied:
Interesting perspective...and all very true. Thanks Angelina
Rene Avalos
Martinez, CA - United States
very well said angelina~you have a talent with expressing with words also! if i may to agree with angelina...this is a very touching piece of work connor! very expressive!
Conor OBrien replied:
Thank you Rene
Antonio Mokina
New York, Ne - Macedonia
Fantastic work.
Joyce Dickens
Anderson, CA - United States
Superb and beautifully emotional artwork; dynamic use of color and contrasts - congratulations on the awesome features! jd
Gizem Gaudet
Worcester, MA - United States
You asked what this piece would make others think in one of the discussions, but i think it's already closed so i couldn't comment there. When i first saw your 'Some Wounds Never Heal' piece i did not think about the war or unwounded soliders, but I can see how this piece makes such a strong statement with your concept. It made me think of pain in general- I see a strong person struggling to deal with something- possibly pain and trying to find a way out.- Gizem.
Shirley Tyler-Bowman
Gladstone, OR - United States
Interesting and thought provoking. You should post it in the group "Photographers and Artists in the Raw - Stories from the heart" for a discussion. Hope to see it there.
DAKSH SHARMA
Emeryville, CA - United States
Huge amount of emotional build up. Great work.
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