The Watchers - Abstract Figures in Silence - SOLD!
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 76 x 100 cm (29.92 x 39.37 inches)
In this compelling abstract piece, Jennifer Lipman creates a visual dialogue between three faceless figures, rendered in muted tones of ochre, brown and teal. The figures, placed within arches, evoke a sense of silent observation, as though they are both watching and waiting. The textured brushstrokes and layered colours add depth to the figures, giving them an almost ethereal quality. The geometric forms surrounding the figures hint at architectural elements, creating a balance between structure and the fluidity of human forms. This painting invites reflection on themes of isolation, identity and connection.
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 76 x 100 cm (29.92 x 39.37 inches)
In this compelling abstract piece, Jennifer Lipman creates a visual dialogue between three faceless figures, rendered in muted tones of ochre, brown and teal. The figures, placed within arches, evoke a sense of silent observation, as though they are both watching and waiting. The textured brushstrokes and layered colours add depth to the figures, giving them an almost ethereal quality. The geometric forms surrounding the figures hint at architectural elements, creating a balance between structure and the fluidity of human forms. This painting invites reflection on themes of isolation, identity and connection.
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 76 x 100 cm (29.92 x 39.37 inches)
In this compelling abstract piece, Jennifer Lipman creates a visual dialogue between three faceless figures, rendered in muted tones of ochre, brown and teal. The figures, placed within arches, evoke a sense of silent observation, as though they are both watching and waiting. The textured brushstrokes and layered colours add depth to the figures, giving them an almost ethereal quality. The geometric forms surrounding the figures hint at architectural elements, creating a balance between structure and the fluidity of human forms. This painting invites reflection on themes of isolation, identity and connection.