John Hagie
DealerPortugal
About Artist:
Rita Ventura is a Portuguese plastic artist who creates a vivid, expressive universe filled with characters and animals who confront each other to portray - and often denounce - modern life.
Inspired by Lisbon, its people and the magnificent light, Rita’s work is irreverent, ironic, and funny; yet her pertinent depictions of moral and social problems, notably in the female world, are provocative.
Rita’s themes and style have many people associate her to the Outsider Art movement, but her incorporation of expressionism and satirical illustration make her an original and contemporary artist.
Rita Ventura
Toxic Relationships
- 2016
- 70 x 70 cm
- Fine Art Category: paintings
- Medium: Acrylic
- Origin: Portugal
- Certificate of Authenticity: yes
- Provenance: Artist's Atelier
- Signed: Signed lower right
- Comments:
"Relationships are not easy when one lets oneself be influenced by a manipulative smile. The little black dog, a great animal of instinct, alerts her to the danger! Too late, he has already amputated her wings so she can no longer fly. There remains hope, (symbolized by the scissors) for the cutting of this unfortunate relationship".
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- Price: €2,850.00 EUR
- Seller: John Hagie, Portugal
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- Artplode ID: 3311
- Artplode Seller ID: 5411
About Artist:
Rita Ventura is a Portuguese plastic artist who creates a vivid, expressive universe filled with characters and animals who confront each other to portray - and often denounce - modern life.
Inspired by Lisbon, its people and the magnificent light, Rita’s work is irreverent, ironic, and funny; yet her pertinent depictions of moral and social problems, notably in the female world, are provocative.
Rita’s themes and style have many people associate her to the Outsider Art movement, but her incorporation of expressionism and satirical illustration make her an original and contemporary artist.
