A geometric face surrounded by winding snakes takes centre stage in “Medusa: The Misremembered Monster” by Lin Jürs. The snakes coil in pink, purple, yellow and burgundy, decorated with stripes, spots and fine patterns. Their flowing curves contrast with the face’s angular sections and bold, dark outlines.
One large, open eye meets the viewer, while the other side of the face features a square panel containing a pale, fractured pattern. Deep red lips and a golden, crown-like shape reinforce the portrait’s striking expression. Behind the figure, a circle with a Greek-inspired meander pattern provides a calm framework against the pale, textured background.
The title invites a reconsideration of Medusa and her portrayal as a monster, without prescribing a single interpretation. The colourful snakes bring a playful counterpoint to the face’s intense gaze. The square 77 × 77 cm format draws the many patterns into a clearly centred composition.
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Medusa: The Misremembered Monster (77x77cm)
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- Original acrylic and oil painting on canvas by Lin Jürs.
- Including frame.
- Signed by the artist.
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A geometric face surrounded by winding snakes takes centre stage in “Medusa: The Misremembered Monster” by Lin Jürs. The snakes coil in pink, purple, yellow and burgundy, decorated with stripes, spots and fine patterns. Their flowing curves contrast with the face’s angular sections and bold, dark outlines.
One large, open eye meets the viewer, while the other side of the face features a square panel containing a pale, fractured pattern. Deep red lips and a golden, crown-like shape reinforce the portrait’s striking expression. Behind the figure, a circle with a Greek-inspired meander pattern provides a calm framework against the pale, textured background.
The title invites a reconsideration of Medusa and her portrayal as a monster, without prescribing a single interpretation. The colourful snakes bring a playful counterpoint to the face’s intense gaze. The square 77 × 77 cm format draws the many patterns into a clearly centred composition.
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