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✓ Published: 03-Jan-2022
✓ Published: 03-Jan-2022
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“How could I make a painting about one flower that has multiple layers to it?” American artist Shara Hughes about her painting POP, why the genre of still life was a thing of the past and needed to be updated.nnShara Hughes (b. 1981) uses dizzying brushwork, vibrant colors, and shifting perspectives to make paintings that defy many of the existing conventions associated with the landscape genre. Natural motifs and patterned elements recur throughout Hughes’s pictures: snake-like trees, flo
“How could I make a painting about one flower that has multiple layers to it?” American artist Shara Hughes about her painting POP, why the genre of still life was a thing of the past and needed to be updated.nnShara Hughes (b. 1981) uses dizzying brushwork, vibrant colors, and shifting perspectives to make paintings that defy many of the existing conventions associated with the landscape genre. Natural motifs and patterned elements recur throughout Hughes’s pictures: snake-like trees, flo
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