R2,300
Fragments in Blur (2013) by Joshua de Bliquy explores identity as something continually formed through thought, feeling, memory and language. Fragmented forms move between abstraction and recognition, giving visual form to the metaphysical world surrounding us.
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In Fragments in Blur, Joshua de Bliquy explores the emergence of self from the metaphysical world of thought, feeling and language. Fragmented forms overlap and dissolve, suggesting a figure in the process of becoming rather than a fixed identity.
Deep blues create an atmospheric, almost submerged space, interrupted by flashes of rust, burgundy and muted flesh tones. The composition moves between abstraction and recognition, inviting the viewer to search for the human form within the fragments.
For de Bliquy, the metaphysical exists alongside the visible world; in memory, sensation, language and emotion. Fragments in Blur gives these unseen forces a visual form, asking whether identity is something we discover or something we continually create.
A contemplative original work for collectors drawn to metaphysical, psychologically engaged and abstract figurative art.
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