Women against Fascism, 2022
Painting : oil, acrylic, paper · 195 x 130 x 4 cm 76.8 x 51.2 x 1.6 inch · Ready to hang
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Painting : Unique artwork
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang
with stretcher frame
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195 x 130 x 4 cm 76.8 x 51.2 x 1.6 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
January 2022
Mixed media composition on canvas.
Oil paint, acrylic paint, marker pen, transfer collage and paper collage.
"Wфmen Against Fascism", is a modern artwork inspired by Soviet propaganda posters, women’s rights, the fight against fascism and current political tendencies.
It was created for the group exhibition ‘ RED ‘ in Saint Raphaël, France.
The graphic image of an eye features on a black background.
This black and white design, in German manifesto style, was created by Willy Petzold in 1931 for the International Hygiene exhibition in Dresden.
In the foreground stands the powerful woman from Nina Vatolina’s propaganda poster: “Fascism, the Most Evil Enemy of Women”.
The image is consistent with the original work, except for her face, which is halved.
The woman, with her arms flung open and her wide stance reminds us of the figure of ‘Liberty’.
This symbol of France, known as Marianne, painted by Eugène Delacroix in ‘ Liberty leading the People ’, holds the flag of the French Revolution, the tricolour, in one hand and a bayonetted musket in the other.
In ‘Wфmen Against Fascism’ , Marianne echoes Nina Vatolina’s heroine of the people. The tricolour is reduced to two colours; red and pink.
Roses float around the flag and seem to disappear into a faceless black space.
Mixed media composition on canvas.
Oil paint, acrylic paint, marker pen, transfer collage and paper collage.
"Wфmen Against Fascism", is a modern artwork inspired by Soviet propaganda posters, women’s rights, the fight against fascism and current political tendencies.
It was created for the group exhibition ‘ RED ‘ in Saint Raphaël, France.
The graphic image of an eye features on a black background.
This black and white design, in German manifesto style, was created by Willy Petzold in 1931 for the International Hygiene exhibition in Dresden.
In the foreground stands the powerful woman from Nina Vatolina’s propaganda poster: “Fascism, the Most Evil Enemy of Women”.
The image is consistent with the original work, except for her face, which is halved.
The woman, with her arms flung open and her wide stance reminds us of the figure of ‘Liberty’.
This symbol of France, known as Marianne, painted by Eugène Delacroix in ‘ Liberty leading the People ’, holds the flag of the French Revolution, the tricolour, in one hand and a bayonetted musket in the other.
In ‘Wфmen Against Fascism’ , Marianne echoes Nina Vatolina’s heroine of the people. The tricolour is reduced to two colours; red and pink.
Roses float around the flag and seem to disappear into a faceless black space.
Presentation
Born in Rotterdam in 1962, Marian Williams lives and works in France.
Although art is all around within the family, Marian choses to take various detours in life to finally arrive at her true passion.
After studying physical education and physiology she specialises in management of sport events. A career that continues after arriving in France in 1987, as managing director of a New York based design company.
Her passion for art, graphics and images never left her and in 2010 she definitely turns towards collage, painting and sculpting.
Since, her work has been on show in France, England, Italy, Albania, the Netherlands, Serbia and in the USA.
Whilst recycling objects, authentic photos and original illustrations from vintage magazines and books, dating from 1900, she creates dynamic, striking and colourful analog compositions.
The artist's approach to collage is rich and large; from different angles, formats and styles; on paper, canvas, mosaics or as sculptures.
The mixed media compositions are created with paper, ink, pastels, acrylic and oil paint.
Printed material is cut, ripped or torn and sometimes used as ink transfers.
The 'recycle art' sculptures are installations and compositions made out of vintage three-dimensional elements.
The works, influenced by pop art, surrealism and dadaism, show originality and freshness, in which classical art, retro chic, and kitsch are combined in a challenging way.
The artist's political engagement for the environment, women's rights, freedom and social justice, are recurring themes.
Her story telling is sincere, expressed in various ways, sometimes minimalist, sometimes complex.
“ Collage for me it is the most enjoyable and accurate form of expression.
It is story telling; transforming images that are charged with concepts and ideas into new compositions.
With my compositions I hope to make the viewers question what is normal and expected.
I was born in a free country and raised in an eccentric family who fought for equal rights, emancipation and social justice.
I hope to be a source of inspiration to think independently and question society."
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