Flying Wo[m]an Painting by Marius van Niekerk
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Flying Wo[m]an

Original artwork, 122.5×122.5 cm, 2018
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Characteristics of the Painting “Flying Wo[m]an”

Year of creation2018
Dimensions122.5 W × 122.5 H × 4 D   cm
Type of artpainting
Styleabstract
Genregenre
Materialsacrylic, canvas
Keywords
sexualityexpressionismabstractgenderidentitymasculinefeminine

Description of the Artwork “Flying Wo[m]an”

Explores in charcoal, acrylic and pastel, in white-washed and fleshy pink, a scraped and cut surface-skin reveals beneath, abstract-expressionist duel sexuality shared in woman and in man released, seen, often not dare to fully envelope.

About the artist

Marius is an artist working in the film & arts industry as writer, director, producer, cinematographer and visual-painting artist, worked as trauma-art counsellor/facilitator, with war refugees/veterans families, lecturer and published the autobiographic book “BEHIND THE LINES OF THE MIND-healing the mental scars of war” in 2009. "My work often inspired by childhood and war experience, centres around a central theme “the human dilemma/human stain”. Strained compositions of abstract-expressionistic, sometimes more figurative images driven vividly, suggest the burden of violence, a search for identity and initiation, the strain of paint on untreated canvas and raw paper, in a bright pallet of sometimes runny, distorted forms and colours layered, contrasted with sometimes straight, more harmonious forms and colours, reinforced by a powerful image-message and misplaced energy. I sometimes use my films and photographs to drive further video-images in dark room projections, in combination with supporting painting and sound, isolated, binding close-up-feeling-seeing-experience”… We, as artist must, a mirror to society, have a responsibility, in all we do, to constantly work against oppression, discrimination and war.

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