I deconstruct shape and form, my line drawings and paintings of faces become guides for the interpretative mind.
My Frida Kahlo portrait series celebrates this artist, her daring energy, her cultural authenticity and yet individuality, standing up as a female in a man’s world.
Uta Brauser, size 6′ x 4′, unstretched, acrylic on canvas, spray paint.
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By Uta Brauser, 8 1/2″ x 11″.
I deconstruct shape and form, with line drawings and paintings of faces. My FRIDA KAHLO portrait series celebrates this artist, her daring energy, her cultural authenticity and yet individuality, standing up as a female.
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This is a print on cardstock photo paper, 11″ x 9″
The painting is a mural in Bushwick, Brooklyn NY, part of the Morgan Walls series, organized by Arts in Action Corporation, a non profit for the arts. Uta Brauser is the executive director and coordinator of the mural program.
The original painting is: 12 foot x 10 foot, Morgan Ave x Harrison Place, Brooklyn. Acrylic and spray paint on cement wall. The mural was painted over by a graffiti artist in the claim of public wall space tradition.
This FRIDA KAHLO painting depicts her as the queen of selfies, before the existence of smart phones, therefore she holds a paint brush.
The curated theme was “Selfies the new pop art today”
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Uta Brauser 