work
Masquerade
| category | Painting |
| subject | Human figure |
| tags | neocubismo |
| base | 60 cm |
| height | 50 cm |
| depth | 0 cm |
| year | 2023 |
Acrylic on canvas
In this mesmerizing canvas, Rosbek confronts the human condition—the masks we wear, the truths we conceal. The fractured forms hint at dual existence. The masks—literal and metaphorical—cloak our true selves. Are we performers or prisoners?
In this composition, Rosbek masterfully dissects reality, presenting fragmented figures adorned with metaphorical masks. Geometric shapes intersect, creating a dynamic interplay of forms. “Masquerade” prompts us to question: What lies beneath our masks? How much of our true selves do we reveal?
This artwork pertains to a Neocubism Series that constitutes the subsequent exploration of semi-abstraction as an evolution of the deconstruction of reality performed by cubist artist of last century.
In this mesmerizing canvas, Rosbek confronts the human condition—the masks we wear, the truths we conceal. The fractured forms hint at dual existence. The masks—literal and metaphorical—cloak our true selves. Are we performers or prisoners?
In this composition, Rosbek masterfully dissects reality, presenting fragmented figures adorned with metaphorical masks. Geometric shapes intersect, creating a dynamic interplay of forms. “Masquerade” prompts us to question: What lies beneath our masks? How much of our true selves do we reveal?
This artwork pertains to a Neocubism Series that constitutes the subsequent exploration of semi-abstraction as an evolution of the deconstruction of reality performed by cubist artist of last century.
