Twined about each other Bath Towel

This black and white art piece by Robert WK Clark presents the viewer with the image of two unclothed women, twined about each other. The axis of the image is vertical, with one of the women standing upright and the other resting on her shoulders and arm, with her legs up in the air. Their arms wrap around each other's bodies, as do one each of their legs. One model has dark hair, the other is blonde. There is no background at all, just a black field.

The lack of background indicates that the artist intends that the women themselves and their relationship to each other is the sole focus on the work. The plethora of dualities found in the piece give a strong indication of just what that focus is supposed to convey. One woman is upright, the other inverted. One is dark-haired, the other light-haired. One is tattooed, the other is not. One turns her face towards her partner, the other turns her face away. Taken as a whole, the piece presents an even stronger duality. The women lo...

Robert WK Clark's Figurative Fine Art Gallery The landscape that a woman's body represents is highly defined within these several series of collections created by Robert WK Clark. Using different grades of lighted backgrounds and elemental aspects such as coins, films, sand, and mud, Clark hopes to make a more accurate indication of the human body as the base art as it is imposing on the idea of appreciating the pureness of the human body without the ornaments of clothing covering its grandness. Looking through the collections presented in this website shall provide one a more accurate understanding and a much better appreciation of the pureness of the human body as a form of the most comprehensive art that ever existed. Most artists...