Blue Sorrow
by Robert WK Clark
Title
Blue Sorrow
Artist
Robert WK Clark
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Print
Description
The female form is an exhilarating sight to behold. And when the female form is immortalized in tastefully captured imagery, it will provide inspiration, contentment, ease, and a whole other range of emotions for the viewer. Robert WK Clarks myriad of images boasts of rich color, fantastic renderings of light and shade, nude and beautiful women in elegant poses, and everyday elements that accentuate the emotions depicted on the models' faces and actions.
When one looks at a particular Clark piece, one would be transported to places and surroundings like deserts, abandoned warehouses, rivers, caves and forests that can evoke various emotions like peace, happiness, contentment, dynamism, hope, rest, secrecy, abandonment, mystery, and playfulness. Even everyday objects and substances like jewelry, musical instruments, and cars can conjure those same sensations as in the above-mentioned surroundings. A Clark artwork is a treasure and owning one of his works does not need a lot of effort. With a few clicks, one can own a timeless work of art.
Each of the Clark's work comes in different materials, presenting various choices for the potential owner. One can choose a piece of work depending on one's budget and size of the surroundings. In elegant and imposing interiors, a lavish gallery canvas is most suited. Cozier interiors call for the mid-range actual photo print. Last but not the least, the inexpensive poster is suited for everyday purposes. Nevertheless, owning a Clark masterpiece is a visual treat.
Any work by Robert WK Clark can be integrated in any elegant or cozy surrounding. Any of his works can be put in public spaces or in intimate and private settings. Moreover, a Clark piece can educate an individual regarding the use of color composition, balance, and symmetry. Each piece also presents a story that is subject for interpretation by the viewer. Clark's work is a joy to look at and it is an invitation to live and enjoy life.
�Robert WK Clark
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January 6th, 2016
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Elyse Fehrenbach
This image displays to me an interesting converse relationship. Her eye and her mouth and her posture convey a sense of sorrow, though not overly so. Also playing into the idea of sorrow is her clutching the cozy type of security blanket to her breast with a protective gesture covering what is typically seen as a very vulnerable area of the body. The converse relationship is what the body seems to be communicating in contrast to the fun and bright colors in the makeup and the scarf, taking this from a place that could be deep sorrow to more of a sorrow lite. I think this was a good choice visually because the paradox keeps the viewer focused on the beauty of the piece rather than eliciting a sorrowful emotional response which would be more likely if done differently.
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