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No Earthly Power

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No Earthly Power
No Earthly Power
No Earthly Power
No Earthly Power
About the artist
Adrienne Egger
Adrienne Egger
An art world maverick, Adrienne Egger has a boundary-pushing attitude. With her crowd-stopping figurative works, Egger furthers her oil painting foundation, experimenting with a variety of materials and harnessing aspects of narrative, impressionism,...
Material
Oil & Silver on Canvas
Size
75x110 cm
Price
4900 € incl. vat, excl. shipping & customs
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This captivating painting features a figure dressed in a sophisticated black tuxedo adorned with a bow tie, exuding elegance and confidence. The subject stands against a dynamic backdrop, where abstract wings emerge, symbolizing freedom and transcendence. The intricate details of the necklace, composed of multicolored beads, add layers of vibrancy and depth to the overall composition. The background showcases a blend of soft sky blues and muted greys, suggesting a serene and uplifting atmosphere. The interplay of sharp lines and smooth curves draws the viewer's eye towards the focal point, reinforcing the sense of movement and energy within the artwork. The piece is evocative, making a powerful statement about individuality and aspiration.
This striking painting would be a fantastic centerpiece for a modern living room, study, or gallery space, where it can inspire conversations and admiration. Its elegant theme and powerful imagery would complement contemporary decor, while the color palette harmonizes with a variety of furnishings, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the space.
What are contemporary elements of armour, how is power displayed and protection expressed? What is a contemporary expression of valour and do we have any idea what form angels could take?
 | These definitions of armour, revisioned with a contemporary perspective and constructed through a historical lens, become art that emboldens with a power not of this world. |   Inspired in part by Schubert's "Himmelsfunken" with poetry by Johann Peter Silbert from 1819: |   The breath of God blows gently, | and silently, longing awakens; | the intoxicated heart faints | in wonderfully sweet agony... | From the "Himmelsfunken: Keine irdische Macht" (Messages from Heaven - No Earthly Power) series.
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