Heart Filled
by Robert WK Clark
Title
Heart Filled
Artist
Robert WK Clark
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Print
Description
The work of Robert WK Clark female in the form of a heart is a masterpiece work of art. For a true art lover, this image of women implied nude is just a matter of delicate flesh tones but not an aspect of allurement. It is a depiction of sophisticated composition that the artist had in his imagination, of the heart which is a cross cultural symbol of love, but constructed using nude female bodies.
The social standard of aesthetics and morality of the time of this image is registered. Human body has been a principle target subject for artists and the female form in particular is singled out as more regarded and represented than any other. In almost all cultures, Nude is a respectable aspect of human social life while photography of explicit sex is not.
The black background gives the image more voice and strong feel. It has also enhanced the texture and especially the skin tone versus the background. The background has also enhanced the line, the border between the materials of construction and the background that has amplified the main theme. This has enhanced the movement of the piece in the eyes of an observer as a kind of a continuum. This continuum echoes the heart image that epitomizes love. The black and white color choice was mastery as it gives the piece a better feel and super skin-tone because it avoids any skin discoloration and deformation that may be present in a colored image.
The bodies are also artistically arranged to bring forth a theme of love which is depicted as guarded by the female implied nude series. The shading just zooms out the exact image that is intended as a theme and it comes out strongly and with an authoritative tone. This tone makes this piece very unique and different from other implied pieces that speak of the same theme. The tone and theme are expressed strongly from the interior diameter and the exterior diameter reducing almost all aspects of life into the heart which is a cross cultural symbol of love.
� Robert WK Clark
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January 20th, 2016
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Comments (3)
Stella Wanja
The art work is designed by the artist to represent a human heart. Looking at this image, the viewer is able to focus on what the artist wanted to demonstrate. The colors used and the black background are also perfectly selected. The image depicts the real picture of a human heart. I love the creativity in design as well as the link of different female styles to create a magnificent image that portrays the message of love to the whole world. The use of Unique, vibrant, expressive style is making the art to be outstanding. Creativity of art work at its best!!
Elyse Fehrenbach
This work is successful in that the image of figures transcends into a more powerful and more immediately recognizable figure of a heart. This is a nice play in the image of the heart, generally being synonymous with love, being made by entwined figures, but it’s artfully done so that it does not overstep into the sexual. The figures’ positions remain non-confrontational and relaxed. The light in this piece gives great definition to the pose with beautiful depth and weight. This piece, along with many of this series, makes me think of the work of the dance company Pilobolus in that it uses the human form to create visually powerful images that transcend the poses and become something different and completely striking.
Ashley Grimes
The nude models all forming a heart shape which could signify anything like love and the state of the heart. The heart shape symbolizes love and all the models here pose in unison to form a perfect heart shape. There is no way they can do that if they all weren¡¯t in agreement or if they didn¡¯t have a kind of love existing amongst them. This work of art only tells us that for love to happen, there has to be two people actively involved. Anything other than that is pure fallacy.
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