Lemagne'83 - El Bisonte Rojo

"El Bisonte Rojo".

This work is a piece of abstract and surreal art, with a strong dreamlike and symbolic character. The style, the color palette, and the iconography strongly recall the visual language of Joan Miró, mixed with certain touches of the Cuban Belkis Ayón’s work, and cave art.
The piece represents a hunting scene or conflict. An archer points his bow at a fragmented red bison, which seems to be charging or in motion. Although static, the image has a lot of movement thanks to the wavy lines, spirals, and the stance of the bull and the archer. It is a work that celebrates the connection between human beings, nature, and the cosmos (the sun and the moon). Its visual language is universal. It is joyful, playful and mysterious at the same time. It does not seek realism, but to tell a story through emotional symbols.

Lemagne’83’s work ranges from the surreal to the poetic, flirting with the metaphysics present in the abstraction of the XXth-century Vanguard movements. Merging styles, techniques and concepts to create a unique visual universe. Through the subjectivity proper to Art, as a bridge between the explicit and the suggestive, it goes against the grain of reality, and focuses on exploring forms, colors, and textures that allow him to recreate compositions, evoking emotions and concepts. Sometimes it avoids representing recognizable objects, focusing on the essence and the visual purity of the work itself.

The varnish layer preserves the painting from dust and UV rays.
The shipment of the work does not include a wooden frame. It will be packaged in a sturdy tube and will be shipped by UPS or FedEx.

* The photos were taken with non-professional lighting, so any lack of definition is justified by the result produced by the device with which it was taken.