Law and Order Painting

      
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TABLEAU PEINTURE Abstrait Japonais Oriental Rouge Abstrait Acrylique  - Law and Order Painting

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Ben Salem Hamdi


Rubrique :
Tableau
Thème :
Tableau : Abstrait
Type :
Tableau moyen format

Format : H 100, L 70, P 2 cm

Couleur dominante : Rouge

Technique : Acrylique

Poids : 1,00 kg

Support : Toile


1540,00€
 Acheter

This Abstract painting is consited of only 2 valours and 1 color. A Triad of colors depicting the move from Chaos to order, or vice versa. It also can be mounted in any order or angle.. It symbolizes the move from a certain chapter in my life to another. I was in a certain psychological state while painting it that influenced my style.

Black
Symbolism: Represents mystery, power, sophistication, or mourning. It can also signify the unknown, void, or introspection.
Emotional Impact: Evokes seriousness, depth, or a somber tone.
Context in Art: Often used to create contrast, emphasize drama, or anchor the composition.
Red
Symbolism: Stands for passion, energy, love, or anger. It often represents life force or intense emotions.
Emotional Impact: Stimulates excitement, urgency, or aggression. Red can dominate the viewer's attention.
Context in Art: Often draws focus or conveys movement and intensity.
White
Symbolism: Signifies purity, peace, simplicity, or emptiness. It can also represent new beginnings or spiritual transcendence.
Emotional Impact: Creates a sense of space, calmness, or clarity.
Context in Art: Frequently used to balance and provide visual breathing room, emphasizing minimalism or contrast.
Combined Meaning
When black, red, and white are used together, they often evoke strong, dramatic narratives or dichotomies. The combination can symbolize:

Conflict and Resolution: Red for chaos, black for mystery, white for peace.
Life and Death: Red for life or passion, black for death or the unknown, white for rebirth or transition.
Power and Simplicity: The stark contrast creates striking visuals, often seen in propaganda, pop art, or minimalist compositions.


Ben Salem Hamdi

Hello! I am a self-taught painter, though I like to think of myself as a natural-born artist. Painting runs in my blood—my father and grandfather were both painters, so art has always been a part of my world.