Stewart Shuker
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Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

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"Solar Antlers" is a striking piece that brings together the natural world and urban artistry. The central figure, portrayed with an air of quiet strength, bears a crown of stylized antlers that seem to burst with an inner light, thanks to the vibrant yellow hues that stand out against the moody grays of the background.

The painting technique is bold and direct, predominantly using a palette knife to apply the acrylics, which adds a rich, textured finish. The knife strokes give the figure a sense of dimension and raw energy. Alongside the structured layers, there’s an element of spontaneity with flicks and runs of paint that cascade down the canvas, an homage to the unrestrained freedom found in street art. These deliberate drips and splatters create a visual rhythm that echoes the heartbeat of city streets, marrying the wildness of nature with the pulse of urban life.

Overall, "Solar Antlers" is a modern piece that pays tribute to different art forms—merging the controlled technique of palette knife painting with the spirited techniques of street art to create a dynamic and engaging work.

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"Solar Antlers" showcases the flexibility and vibrancy of acrylic paint on a stretched canvas. Acrylics are great for bold strokes and quick drying times, which you can see in the energetic layers and drips throughout the painting. The canvas provides a sturdy backdrop that stands up well to the heavy palette knife technique and the splatters of paint that give the piece a relaxed, street art vibe. Simple yet expressive, the materials used for this piece ensure it’s not just visually appealing but also lasting.

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Body Art, Women Art
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Morning Rush" draws inspiration from a medley of global and cultural influences. The background is a rich, expressive homage to the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat, featuring a textured and vibrant canvas that bursts with a raw energy akin to his famous neo-expressionist works. Abstract marks, cryptic symbols, and scrawled text create a complex tapestry that speaks to the layered, often chaotic urban experience. Dominating the composition is the central figure of a scooter, its form a familiar sight on the streets of Asia, conveying the ubiquity and necessity of such transportation in daily city life. The scooter is depicted with a level of detail and affection, its bright yellow presence a beacon of motion and activity against the dense backdrop. The sticker motif that adorns the scooter in the painting is a direct translation from a sticker seen on a friend's modified scooter, bringing a personal and authentic touch to the work. This element introduces a narrative of personalization and street culture, where vehicles become canvases for self-expression. Overall, "Morning Rush" is a celebration of street aesthetics, drawing from the energy of Basquiat's artistic legacy, the cultural fabric of Asian cityscapes, and the personal narratives that emerge from subcultures of modification and customization. It's a dialogue between the personal and the public, the improvised and the crafted, played out on the canvas in vivid acrylic.Urban Aspiration" is a textured artwork on canvas, predominantly in shades of grey with a stark black image and vibrant pink text. The background is layered with grey paint that appears to run and drip down the canvas, creating a sense of movement and depth. Central to the piece is a meticulously hand-painted chimpanzee, its fur rendered in contrasting black and white, giving it a lifelike presence. The chimp is seated, holding a spray can directed towards the top of the canvas. Above the chimpanzee, in large, expressive lettering, the phrase "#Follow Your Dreams" is sprayed in a bright pink hue. The paint for the lettering shows signs of running, contributing to the overall feeling of fluidity within the piece. Around the chimp and text, one can notice splatters and smaller symbols in the same grey as the background, giving the impression of a wall marked by time and various interactions. The artwork evokes a gritty, urban atmosphere, blending the rawness of street art with a poignant message of ambition and hope. The contrast between the grey tones and the bright pink, along with the lifelike quality of the chimpanzee, creates a striking visual that is both compelling and accessible.Abstract forms resembling gears, chains, and other mechanical components are layered across the canvas, some smoothly blended with a palette knife, others sharply delineated with a paint pen, creating a varied texture that invites the viewer to a tactile experience. The word 'DEUS' is prominently displayed in the upper portion, its lettering styled to resonate with the mechanical theme. Darker sections at the bottom balance the composition, giving it a grounded feel, while dotted patterns throughout suggest a meticulous attention to detail, reminiscent of precision engineering.This is a colorful acrylic painting on canvas featuring the iconic eyes of Frida Kahlo at the center, surrounded by an exuberant array of stylized roses in red and white, yellow anemones, and lush green foliage. Golden butterflies adorn the space, adding a whimsical touch. Kahlo's eyes are detailed and expressive, with her characteristic unibrow rendered in black, against a backdrop of white and yellow. Vertical drips of paint in a spectrum of colors flow from her eyes down the canvas, suggesting both tears and the fluidity of her artistic legacy. The name "SHUKER" is inscribed at the bottom right corner.
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