Painter creates Human-animal hybrid Portraits on Trendy Art Ideas

I am a painter, I recently graduated with a BA(Hons) in Fine Fine art from Arts University Bournemouth. The interests behind my artworks are concerned with actively creating change in social club'south perception of the non-human, focusing specifically on the effects of man interference with the natural world.

'The Scream I' and 'The Scream II' are large scale figurative, vibrant oil paintings on linen portraying man-animal hybrids. They are painted in a cropped perspective focusing on the chief features of the face; the eyes, nose and oral fissure- something we share with all animals. This cropped view gives an intimate notwithstanding uncomfortable experience for the audition where the face is bigger than life, actualization as if its attempting to intermission out of the canvass or trapped within information technology. Information technology also forces the audience to question what is actually happening due to the lack of information around the face, the fingers for example of something or someone are manipulating the confront. Because of this, the imagery becomes very impersonal, this could exist anyone anywhere.

Each painting is made with the intention of achieving a hyperreal way, this allows for the audience to relate to each subject from a altitude equally well as upwardly shut as the materiality of the pigment can be seen throughout our own bodies. The subjects are of people, but they are not portraits. They comprise a sense of horror and disgust that repels all the same attracts the viewer simultaneously, encapsulating something that is grotesque nonetheless beautiful at the same time. – This is something that I carry inside all of my paintings. ~ Sadie Aston Fine art

Surrealistic Half Human Half Animal painting "Intergration of 2 species" Oil on Canvas 120x120cm