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Submitted: July 20, 2011
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Model:Canon EOS 500D
Shutter Speed:1/60 second
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Date Taken:Jul 18, 2011, 3:19:28 PM
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la nostra infinita abnegazioneby =agnes-cecile

Traditional Art / Paintings / Abstract

_{è un'abnegazione reciproca
prima rinuncia uno, poi così fa l'altro.
abnegazione per abnegazione
porta a non incrociarsi mai
a far sì che non ci sia mai un punto di contatto
nessuna tregua.

- our endless abnegation

it's a mutual abnegation
at first, one gives up, then so does the other.
when abnegation meets abnegation
there's no crossing
no contact
no relief whatsoever

speed painting: [link]

watercolor, pencil, charcoal, acrylic and pen on paper
45cm x 30cm}

Critique by ~samaelclayman Jan 16, 2013, 10:50:40 PM

The contemporain definition of what love is supposed to be was all about perfection, and a day we found a point of no return because we cannot stand the truth. So we meet silence and in the same case we meet our incomprehension of the essence of true love, but we still love, in an unhealthy way...
These deep sad feelings is what your painting inspired to me.

The first shot i've seen it is on your speedpainting video. I've been surprised by the beauty and the originality of how you turn a portrait in an abstract and emotive form. Every line, every splatter seem to be the result of a deep emotion.

I was sincerly touched.

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Critique by ~livelifelikeanime Jun 29, 2012, 8:03:03 PM

I am speechless. When I look at this piece, I feel so many emotions flood over me, and it's so indescribable. This piece is so detailed, from the contrast, to the anatomy. Watching the speed paint of this work really brings you into the mindset of the artist, showing their techniques, the style, and most importantly, the way they think.
The contrast of the light, shadow, the vivid color, and bold and lighter colors make this painting so visually appealing. The dripping of the water colors draws the eyes all over the painting.
Personally, when I see this painting, my mind wanders to Eridan and Ferferi from Homestuck, which are two very colorful and unique characters on their own.

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~joshua527 22 hours ago New member

Great composition.

~SilverBR 6 days ago

Woou this is nice, a wonderful nice use of colors to express feelings from what they have by each other

~CrunChewyWatson May 9, 2013 New member Hobbyist General Artist

In the technical category, this painting is a very nice balance of the abstract and realism. Also, while the full color palette is used, the painting still maintains a darker, melancholy tone.

In the "I don't know art but I know what I like" category: I really enjoy the duality of this painting. The expressions on the faces of the subjects could be interpreted as deep love, forlorn loss, sadness, grief, or maybe just fatigue after a night of lovemaking. It really is up to the interpretation of the beholder. Great piece!